Right-click Taskbar, select "Properties".
Now there is a checkbox that says "Hide inactive icons" along with a "Customize..." button.
How do I clean that list?
It would be good if CCleaner could clean that list.
Where are all those things saved?
Right-click Taskbar, select "Properties".
Now there is a checkbox that says "Hide inactive icons" along with a "Customize..." button.
How do I clean that list?
It would be good if CCleaner could clean that list.
Where are all those things saved?
It does already go to Advanced / tray notification cache you will have to restart explorer via task manager after cleaning
Yeah, I tried that but it dont seem to remove them...
Have a look at this Eldmannen, have you tried it?
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?...b;EN-US;Q283084
Yeah, I tried that but it dont seem to remove them...
Did you remember to stop and then restart Explorer.exe via the task manager
Another way to do it is visit kellys-korner-xp.com (a great site) then scroll down to: 53. Remove Past Items From Notification Area
It's a .vbs file (it's safe) that you run, it will automatically end task Explorer.exe and restart it. However it's best to restart Windows because if you try to customize the icons in the SysTray they won't stay configured the way you put them which is the reason you need to restart Windows.
Did you remember to stop and then restart Explorer.exe via the task manager
No, I restarted computer...
Another way to do it is visit kellys-korner-xp.com (a great site) then scroll down to: 53. Remove Past Items From Notification Area
It's a .vbs file (it's safe) that you run, it will automatically end task Explorer.exe and restart it. However it's best to restart Windows because if you try to customize the icons in the SysTray they won't stay configured the way you put them which is the reason you need to restart Windows.
Thanks, that worked!