connection icon in system tray always wrong

Without any further information, I would guess it's referring to a different network connection (i.e: 1394 connections show up as disconnected networks).

Please do the following, and tell me what we find:
> Click on the disconnected icon
> Open Network Sharing Center
> Change Adapter Settings (left pane)

Tell me what connections show up, and the status of each one (whether it says "connected" or "disconnected")

cromax said:

The second option for how to fix it:
By the icons in the corner is a little arrow pointing towards the top of your monitor. Click on that, and select "customize." You can then select to hide network notifications and icons from the drop down bar next to it.

When you tried this, are you sure you found the correct connection?

cromax said:

thanks for your help but your solution does not work.

Sorry for the large delay. I take weekends off.

Which of my proposed solutions didn't work?

I am sorry but I would mantain the icone active (without hide the icone) and your methods do not work.

I disabled the second connection and restarted win 7 but the problem remains and the second connection is always there.

Is it possible that I can not restore the connection icone (white screen icone without red cross).

I think that there is a way to choose the icone for connection. I have had a similar problem with the trash icone and I have restore it.

cromax said:

I am sorry but i would mantain the icone active and your methods do not work.
I disabled the second connection and restarted win 7 but the problem remains.

Delete the icon I'm sorry. Possible that it can not restore it no longer forces as happened to me the right one for the trash icon.

how can I do?

I apologize if I sound rude, but what? I'm inable to garner any meaning from the end of this post.

Are you saying that the icon still appears, despite being disabled? And did you attempt my suggestion above to hide it from the notification tray?

Well, I would suggest going onto Nvidia's website, and seeking updated drivers for your NForce network connection. Did you add a network card into this, or are you connected wirelessly? It appears that you're using some other connection rather than the hardwire for maintaining internet connectivity.