Loading order in systray ?
This is a discussion about Loading order in systray ? in the Windows Software category; Does anyone know why resident progs. do not load always in the same order in the system tray, and if there is a way to set a special order (for example: AVP, Messenger, sound card, and so on. . . ) ??? Thanx for any welcome hint !.
Does anyone know why resident progs. do not load always in the same order in the system tray, and if there is a way to set a special order (for example: AVP, Messenger, sound card, and so on...) ???
Thanx for any welcome hint !
Thanx for any welcome hint !
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Right click Taskbar, Properties, check Hide Inactive Icons. Click Customize to display the dialog box and choose whether to hide or show each icon. Clicking the Taskbar arrow on the right will expand the notification area to reveal all icons. But this does not otherwise reorder the icons.
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Thank you Wolf87 for your reply ! But I want to continue my "quest" and discover with your help what can be done and solve some problems that can occur from time to time.
Actually, I was forced to uninstall KAV Personal Pro 4.0.x and come back to Anti Viral Toolkit Pro 3.5.x because it screws up every two XP boot.
I had to wait for about 4-5 minutes for XP to boot completely: hourglass in the system tray, and I reseted often before I discovered by chance that XP would in the end be loaded corectly!
When disabled everything's fine again. I'm gonna wait for an updated version of KAV to install it again and give it another try...
So, here is the "why?" of my "quest".
Please anyone help me find out !
P.S.: But it may be that KAV 4.0.x is not yet fully compatible with XP as claimed by Kaspersky Labs, ... ?
Actually, I was forced to uninstall KAV Personal Pro 4.0.x and come back to Anti Viral Toolkit Pro 3.5.x because it screws up every two XP boot.
I had to wait for about 4-5 minutes for XP to boot completely: hourglass in the system tray, and I reseted often before I discovered by chance that XP would in the end be loaded corectly!
When disabled everything's fine again. I'm gonna wait for an updated version of KAV to install it again and give it another try...
So, here is the "why?" of my "quest".
Please anyone help me find out !
P.S.: But it may be that KAV 4.0.x is not yet fully compatible with XP as claimed by Kaspersky Labs, ... ?
so i didn't exactly read your whole post(yeah i'm a lazy bastard), but maybe you should try this i like it.
thx for that site some neat utils on there.