Windows 7 left click battery tray icon

Kari said:

zone23 said:

... Power Options gives you two options:

Balanced
Power Saver
...

There are three power options as seen here:

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Left clicking the power icon lets you choose between balanced and High Performance or Power Saver plans (depending on which one of these two has been last used). Balanced is always shown. You also get links to adjust screen brightness and power plan options.

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Kari

I'm in no way calling you a lair but I do not have these options in 7, I had them in Vista. My 7 is a clean install with all drivers provided by Toshiba so maybe that makes a difference. I have exactly what I posted and I don't beleive their is anything wrong with my install.

zone23 said:

Kari said:

zone23 said:

... Power Options gives you two options:

Balanced
Power Saver
...

There are three power options as seen here:

Attachment 40585

Left clicking the power icon lets you choose between balanced and High Performance or Power Saver plans (depending on which one of these two has been last used). Balanced is always shown. You also get links to adjust screen brightness and power plan options.

Attachment 40584

Kari

I'm in no way calling you a lair but I do not have these options in 7, I had them in Vista. My 7 is a clean install with all drivers provided by Toshiba so maybe that makes a difference. I have exactly what I posted and I don't beleive their is anything wrong with my install.

I know you're not calling me a liar. Kari is the one that posted the screenshot. However, that is the functionality I'm missing and Kari seems to have it. Whatever kind of bug it is it seems that you have it as well.

This is what I have on my Toshiba

Right Click



Left Click




Power Options

Kari said:

I honestly don't know what to say. I am not able to reproduce your issue. You could try to turn the power icon off (right click notification are, choose Properties), reboot and turn it on again.

Kari

Tried it a million times. Is there anyway I can uninstall the power tray app and reinstall it? It works with drivers and it's worth a shot. Though, I don't really know how to go about uninstall this feature.

Kari said:

zone23 said:

This is what I have on my Toshiba

That is a right click menu (your upper image), not the left click.

My bad its fixed now (I think).

I got it now see I'm not on that computer so?

zone23 said:

Kari said:

zone23 said:

This is what I have on my Toshiba

That is a right click menu (your upper image), not the left click.

My bad its fixed now (I think).

THAT'S IT! That's what I'm missing. Do you understand, now?

I found the problem.

The problem was a program that I forgot to uninstall after my upgrade to Windows 7. The program taskbar shuffle was disrupting it.

So, there is the answer to all you googlers out there, just uninstall taskbar shuffle and all is new.

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