Re: lost disk detector icon

It is not from original WinXP installation.
Same thing happened to me last time I have missing the Windows Messenger
icon and is working in the background. I stopped using it as the only way I
can do because it signed in without my notice - background, no icon to open
user interface).

Your Disk Detector must be in startup registry, and from there, you can Find
Target (something like that) to open the installation folder, run the
application yourself (identify the right EXE), then you can revise the
preference not to hide the tray icon.

Boo K.M.

"Ed" <eddy4848@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:4351978e$0$14236$2c56edd9@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>I just got a new computer with XP Professional and has disk detector on it
>in the bottom right taskbar and now it is gone and ...so what do I do to
>get it back. Does this come with XP or how did it get there? I sure like it
>though instead of going to windows explorer to view my disc drives. Please
>help me.
>


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