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1) Right-click on the 'Start' button.
2) Select 'Properties'.
3) Select the 'Taskbat' tab.
4) Make sure the 'Hide inactive icons' checkbox is ticked.
5) Click on the 'Custommize' button.
6) Click on the 'Hide when inactive' text (in the 'Behavior' column) and use the dropdown selector to change to 'Always hide' for each of the icons.
That should do it.
Hope this helps...
2) Select 'Properties'.
3) Select the 'Taskbat' tab.
4) Make sure the 'Hide inactive icons' checkbox is ticked.
5) Click on the 'Custommize' button.
6) Click on the 'Hide when inactive' text (in the 'Behavior' column) and use the dropdown selector to change to 'Always hide' for each of the icons.
That should do it.
Hope this helps...
279771 - Description of Notification Area Settings
The new Tweak UI 2.10 for XP has the option to disable all icons in the notification area.
This is the easiest way to clean them all.
You could of course use Tweak UI again to enable them.
Freeware, from Microsoft Downloads.
The new Tweak UI 2.10 for XP has the option to disable all icons in the notification area.
This is the easiest way to clean them all.
You could of course use Tweak UI again to enable them.
Freeware, from Microsoft Downloads.
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