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Lupee0614

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October 29th, 2000 12:00

startup problem...

hey everybody,
i unchecked the program "ensoniqmixer" in msconfig and when i rebooted, the systray was also unchecked, so i figure ensoniqmixer is a sound thing...so then i checked both of them again, and rebooted, but now, the systray icon doesn't open up in the bottom right-hand corner....when i press ctrl+alt+delete, i see the systray in there, but why isn't it in the toolbar???

please help
Lupee
  • Denny Denham

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    Posted October 29th, 2000 15:00

    Lupee,

    This seems to be a terminology problem. Your systray is not a icon, it is your System Tray which is displayed in the lower right-hand corner of your screen, usually containing the time, the little speaker icon, the online (two computers) icon if you are online, and other icons for programs that are running.

    The ensoniqmixer is a control for your Ensoniq sound card. Its icon in the system tray provides you with a quick way of accessing the controls (by right-clicking the icon) to change settings for your sound card. I don't have that sound card so I can't give specific suggestions, but if the mixer icon isn't in the toolbar, although you have it checked to run at startup, you may have to go into the Ensoniq program and reselect an option to display the icon. With luck, someone with an Ensoniq card will be able to provide you with more specific suggestions.

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