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  1. hangdawg
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    is there a registry for the action center icon after cleaning with ccleaner i have to manually set it to hide could i modify a key so no matter what it defaults to hide thanks
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  3. marsmimar
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    You might take a look at this thread and experiment with changing the DWORD value.

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  4. hangdawg
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    yeah i think il just manually fix it and leave clean notification cache unchecked in ccleaner thanks anyway
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