What is this wierd icon on my notification?

derekimo said:

Slartybart said:

derekimo said:

Mine does that when I have no battery plugged in, just using the power cord.

Thanks Derek,

I should have asked that question too! Is there a battery in the compartment?

Perhaps a moot point now - the thread is marked solved.

Bill
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You're welcome Bill, I was just tossing that out there for info anyway. :)

Mine doesn't do that,
Even if it's not charging it shows solid green on my laptop,
On my desktop with backup battery it shows solid white :/
Yep so does my laptop shows solid white with a little cord next to as it's plugged in :)
Cheers.

Dell XPS 15 L502x Laptop Windows 7 Home Premium SP1 64bit.
I have this Fake Bluetooth Icons in my notification bar. It says the location as rundll.exe in System32 folder.
How to get rid of this. I haven't connected any Bluetooth devices. Its there even after I turn off the Wireless.
My antiviruses, both AVG and MSE doesn't detect any viruses in my Laptop.
Screenshots:

In Control Panel, click Network Connections, then click Network and Sharing Center, then Change adapter settings (upper left corner). Do you see any bluetooth there? If so, right click on it and choose "disable".

Hmmmmmmmmmm ......... your phone is Bluetooth , right? Couldn't these "extra" bluetooth icons be associated with that? Are they "new"?

Imrankhan said:

Thanks for the tip IndianaCarnie. But it doesnt change anything. All remains the same. Except I can't send any files to my phone.

Have you checked Device Manager;

1. Start Orb.
2. Type "Device Manager" in the caption box and select it from the ensuing list.
3. Is there something in the list that associates itself with the icon?

Also, the image you posted of the icon resembles a "Bluetooth Headset" icon;



HTH