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October 7th 09, 05:02 AM
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Network Login Icon no longer displayed
You might want to stop telling people to unnessarily screw around with their
registry. "t-4-2" wrote in message ... You might want to read all the previous exchanges before you venture your own reply. t-4-2 "Bob" wrote in message ... Right click the Task Bar and select Properties. On the Notification tab put a checkmark at Network. "Paul Calcagno" wrote in message ... I'm running Vista Home Premium SP2 on an Acer desktop with 2 gig of RAM. The computer is working fine and my internet connection seems quite normal. However, I just noticed that the little computer monitor icon that's supposed to be in the lower right hand corner of my display is not there. Normally when I hover over this icon a small indicator shows up saying I'm connected locally and to the internet. I tried looking in `Services.msc' for something that's been inadvertently disabled, but can't find anything relevant. I also tried re-establishing my IP address but this did not produce the icon either. Last thing I tried was `repairing' my internet connection to no avail. Can anyone tell me how to get this icon back on without rebooting. Thanks in advance....................Paul C. 
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October 7th 09, 05:45 AM
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Network Login Icon no longer displayed
I gave a tutorial compiled by Shawn, aka Brink, Moderator of vistax64.com
You have any guts, take the issue to him. Furthermore, I told the OP not to tweak with the registry on 10/05/09 7:45 pm. But you can't read, can you. t-4-2 "Bob" wrote in message ... You might want to stop telling people to unnessarily screw around with their registry. "t-4-2" wrote in message ... You might want to read all the previous exchanges before you venture your own reply. t-4-2 "Bob" wrote in message ... Right click the Task Bar and select Properties. On the Notification tab put a checkmark at Network. "Paul Calcagno" wrote in message ... I'm running Vista Home Premium SP2 on an Acer desktop with 2 gig of RAM. The computer is working fine and my internet connection seems quite normal. However, I just noticed that the little computer monitor icon that's supposed to be in the lower right hand corner of my display is not there. Normally when I hover over this icon a small indicator shows up saying I'm connected locally and to the internet. I tried looking in `Services.msc' for something that's been inadvertently disabled, but can't find anything relevant. I also tried re-establishing my IP address but this did not produce the icon either. Last thing I tried was `repairing' my internet connection to no avail. Can anyone tell me how to get this icon back on without rebooting. Thanks in advance....................Paul C.
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October 7th 09, 05:45 AM
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Network Login Icon no longer displayed
I gave a tutorial compiled by Shawn, aka Brink, Moderator of vistax64.com You have any guts, take the issue to him. Furthermore, I told the OP not to tweak with the registry on 10/05/09 7:45 pm. But you can't read, can you. t-4-2 "Bob" wrote in message ... You might want to stop telling people to unnessarily screw around with their registry. "t-4-2" wrote in message ... You might want to read all the previous exchanges before you venture your own reply. t-4-2 "Bob" wrote in message ... Right click the Task Bar and select Properties. On the Notification tab put a checkmark at Network. "Paul Calcagno" wrote in message ... I'm running Vista Home Premium SP2 on an Acer desktop with 2 gig of RAM. The computer is working fine and my internet connection seems quite normal. However, I just noticed that the little computer monitor icon that's supposed to be in the lower right hand corner of my display is not there. Normally when I hover over this icon a small indicator shows up saying I'm connected locally and to the internet. I tried looking in `Services.msc' for something that's been inadvertently disabled, but can't find anything relevant. I also tried re-establishing my IP address but this did not produce the icon either. Last thing I tried was `repairing' my internet connection to no avail. Can anyone tell me how to get this icon back on without rebooting. Thanks in advance....................Paul C.
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October 7th 09, 05:51 AM
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Network Login Icon no longer displayed
Furthermore, the OP said the Network was grayed out. Did you read that ?
But you can't read, can you ? t-4-2 "Bob" wrote in message ... You might want to stop telling people to unnessarily screw around with their registry. "t-4-2" wrote in message ... You might want to read all the previous exchanges before you venture your own reply. t-4-2 "Bob" wrote in message ... Right click the Task Bar and select Properties. On the Notification tab put a checkmark at Network. "Paul Calcagno" wrote in message ... I'm running Vista Home Premium SP2 on an Acer desktop with 2 gig of RAM. The computer is working fine and my internet connection seems quite normal. However, I just noticed that the little computer monitor icon that's supposed to be in the lower right hand corner of my display is not there. Normally when I hover over this icon a small indicator shows up saying I'm connected locally and to the internet. I tried looking in `Services.msc' for something that's been inadvertently disabled, but can't find anything relevant. I also tried re-establishing my IP address but this did not produce the icon either. Last thing I tried was `repairing' my internet connection to no avail. Can anyone tell me how to get this icon back on without rebooting. Thanks in advance....................Paul C.
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October 7th 09, 05:51 AM
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Network Login Icon no longer displayed
Furthermore, the OP said the Network was grayed out. Did you read that ?
But you can't read, can you ? t-4-2 "Bob" wrote in message ... You might want to stop telling people to unnessarily screw around with their registry. "t-4-2" wrote in message ... You might want to read all the previous exchanges before you venture your own reply. t-4-2 "Bob" wrote in message ... Right click the Task Bar and select Properties. On the Notification tab put a checkmark at Network. "Paul Calcagno" wrote in message ... I'm running Vista Home Premium SP2 on an Acer desktop with 2 gig of RAM. The computer is working fine and my internet connection seems quite normal. However, I just noticed that the little computer monitor icon that's supposed to be in the lower right hand corner of my display is not there. Normally when I hover over this icon a small indicator shows up saying I'm connected locally and to the internet. I tried looking in `Services.msc' for something that's been inadvertently disabled, but can't find anything relevant. I also tried re-establishing my IP address but this did not produce the icon either. Last thing I tried was `repairing' my internet connection to no avail. Can anyone tell me how to get this icon back on without rebooting. Thanks in advance....................Paul C.
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October 7th 09, 05:59 AM
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Network Login Icon no longer displayed
Get a life!
"t-4-2" wrote in message ... Furthermore, the OP said the Network was grayed out. Did you read that ? But you can't read, can you ? t-4-2 "Bob" wrote in message ... You might want to stop telling people to unnessarily screw around with their registry. "t-4-2" wrote in message ... You might want to read all the previous exchanges before you venture your own reply. t-4-2 "Bob" wrote in message ... Right click the Task Bar and select Properties. On the Notification tab put a checkmark at Network. "Paul Calcagno" wrote in message ... I'm running Vista Home Premium SP2 on an Acer desktop with 2 gig of RAM. The computer is working fine and my internet connection seems quite normal. However, I just noticed that the little computer monitor icon that's supposed to be in the lower right hand corner of my display is not there. Normally when I hover over this icon a small indicator shows up saying I'm connected locally and to the internet. I tried looking in `Services.msc' for something that's been inadvertently disabled, but can't find anything relevant. I also tried re-establishing my IP address but this did not produce the icon either. Last thing I tried was `repairing' my internet connection to no avail. Can anyone tell me how to get this icon back on without rebooting. Thanks in advance....................Paul C.
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October 7th 09, 05:59 AM
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Network Login Icon no longer displayed
Get a life!
"t-4-2" wrote in message ... Furthermore, the OP said the Network was grayed out. Did you read that ? But you can't read, can you ? t-4-2 "Bob" wrote in message ... You might want to stop telling people to unnessarily screw around with their registry. "t-4-2" wrote in message ... You might want to read all the previous exchanges before you venture your own reply. t-4-2 "Bob" wrote in message ... Right click the Task Bar and select Properties. On the Notification tab put a checkmark at Network. "Paul Calcagno" wrote in message ... I'm running Vista Home Premium SP2 on an Acer desktop with 2 gig of RAM. The computer is working fine and my internet connection seems quite normal. However, I just noticed that the little computer monitor icon that's supposed to be in the lower right hand corner of my display is not there. Normally when I hover over this icon a small indicator shows up saying I'm connected locally and to the internet. I tried looking in `Services.msc' for something that's been inadvertently disabled, but can't find anything relevant. I also tried re-establishing my IP address but this did not produce the icon either. Last thing I tried was `repairing' my internet connection to no avail. Can anyone tell me how to get this icon back on without rebooting. Thanks in advance....................Paul C.
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October 7th 09, 06:11 AM
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Network Login Icon no longer displayed
Normal response from someone who is wrong.
t-4-2 "Bob" wrote in message ... Get a life! "t-4-2" wrote in message ... Furthermore, the OP said the Network was grayed out. Did you read that ? But you can't read, can you ? t-4-2 "Bob" wrote in message ... You might want to stop telling people to unnessarily screw around with their registry. "t-4-2" wrote in message ... You might want to read all the previous exchanges before you venture your own reply. t-4-2 "Bob" wrote in message ... Right click the Task Bar and select Properties. On the Notification tab put a checkmark at Network. "Paul Calcagno" wrote in message ... I'm running Vista Home Premium SP2 on an Acer desktop with 2 gig of RAM. The computer is working fine and my internet connection seems quite normal. However, I just noticed that the little computer monitor icon that's supposed to be in the lower right hand corner of my display is not there. Normally when I hover over this icon a small indicator shows up saying I'm connected locally and to the internet. I tried looking in `Services.msc' for something that's been inadvertently disabled, but can't find anything relevant. I also tried re-establishing my IP address but this did not produce the icon either. Last thing I tried was `repairing' my internet connection to no avail. Can anyone tell me how to get this icon back on without rebooting. Thanks in advance....................Paul C.
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October 7th 09, 06:11 AM
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Network Login Icon no longer displayed
Normal response from someone who is wrong.
t-4-2 "Bob" wrote in message ... Get a life! "t-4-2" wrote in message ... Furthermore, the OP said the Network was grayed out. Did you read that ? But you can't read, can you ? t-4-2 "Bob" wrote in message ... You might want to stop telling people to unnessarily screw around with their registry. "t-4-2" wrote in message ... You might want to read all the previous exchanges before you venture your own reply. t-4-2 "Bob" wrote in message ... Right click the Task Bar and select Properties. On the Notification tab put a checkmark at Network. "Paul Calcagno" wrote in message ... I'm running Vista Home Premium SP2 on an Acer desktop with 2 gig of RAM. The computer is working fine and my internet connection seems quite normal. However, I just noticed that the little computer monitor icon that's supposed to be in the lower right hand corner of my display is not there. Normally when I hover over this icon a small indicator shows up saying I'm connected locally and to the internet. I tried looking in `Services.msc' for something that's been inadvertently disabled, but can't find anything relevant. I also tried re-establishing my IP address but this did not produce the icon either. Last thing I tried was `repairing' my internet connection to no avail. Can anyone tell me how to get this icon back on without rebooting. Thanks in advance....................Paul C.
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