I have always contended that computers were tools for humans, not man for the machine. To emphasize that I've always tried to make all the instructions I give to anyone who asks tight, concise and not overly wordy. In other words, if I ask what time it is, I don't have time for you to build me a watch. You seem to subscribe to the same principle. Thanks!
Hello LeSpot, and welcome to Seven Forums. I take that as a great compliment. I always try to write my tutorials to be as easy as possible to use and understand for all levels of experience.
Thank you,
Shawn
Thanks a lot for another great tutorial.
I have updated this tutorial for everyone to be able to reset the notification area icons with a simple to use .bat (batch) file now in both Windows 7 and Vista. :)
Thanks a lot for your great effort.
i used the notication area icon cleaner. now my network icon has an (x) on it , like i dont have a connection. but i do have a connection ???
UPDATE:
sorry to bother you .. i did another restart.. it fixed itself . thanks for the bit. of info i'll save it for later. i usaully use ccleaner to rid of those left overs..
Last edited by Brink; 11 Jul 2011 at 13:37. Reason: merged
You're welcome Sandyfeet, and welcome to Seven Forums. It's no bother at all. I'm happy to hear that you got it sorted. :)
I thought you might find it amusing that I used this for the exact situation above. I had an "X" in my net icon. This reset it an I find myself much less annoyed.
To me it seemed like a Net framework 4 WU from last week got all my icons messed up. Reverting to a day earlier would make it work aside from the Xed out network icon, but the next boot would make me lose them again. This got me back to where I was before and loaded all the icons I was missing.
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