The security removal hardware and small horn of the lower right foot are not displayed.,Help.

If you have a problem, you don't need to log out, open the task manager, find this process, select Terminate, and then file a new task, enter this process again, run, which is equivalent to logging out.

As for the method once and for all, I can probably only wait for the prawns who understand Windows Shell to come, or restore the system.

You find the sound and audio devices in the Start Settings Control Panel.

Double-click and tick "Put volume icon into taskbar" in the volume tab.

Then try again.

Add a new text file to the desktop, copy the following content into it and save it as *Reg file Windows Registry Editor Version [hkey current user software Microsoft Windows CurrentVersion Run].

systray"="c:\\windows\\system32\\"

Double-click on the file to import the contents into the registry, log out or restart, and you'll see the little green icon you've been missing for a long time.

Sound icons, network icons, etc., can be retrieved using this method.

The Control Panel – Sound & Audio Devices – ticks "Put volume icon into taskbar";

Start "-Run" Enter regedit, open the registry, open hkey local machine software, Microsoft Windows CurrentVersion, run and create a new string in its right window"systray"(right-click on run) and the key value (double-click on systray) is"c:\windows\system32\" ．

File - Exit is sufficient.

Start Run Enter msconfig and tick what you need, if you don't know it, click on it all.

It's also good to have optimization software installed.

That should be caused by the volume file you installed and your sound card not matching.

Let's reinstall the drive files.

There are two more tricks: 1. Copy the following files on the same machine as your system:

C: Windows system32 to copy, two files to your machine, then open the control panel Sound & Audio Devices Volume, check "Put the volume icon into the taskbar".

2. First open the Control Panel Sound & Audio Device Volume, and tick "Put the volume icon into the taskbar". Then "Start" - Run "Enter regedit, open the registry, hkey local machine software, Microsoft Windows Currentversion, run a new string in its right window.""systray"The key-value (double-click on systray) is"c:\windows\system32\", try itAnswerer: xigang1999 - Duji Level 7 11-13 08:58

In the Control Panel, select "Sound & Audio Devices", select the volume item, and tick "Put the volume icon into the taskbar".

The same goes for network connections, open Neighbors, select Network Connections, right-click on Properties, and tick the boxes for "Show icon in notification area after connection" and "Notify me when restricted".

Run User Configuration - Management Templates - Taskbar and Start Menu, right-click on the "Hide Notification Area" attribute on the right, select Unconfigured and then restart the computer

Wash your computer. Reinstall it again.

This is caused by the fact that the computer cannot be loaded when it is turned on. Here's how to fix it:

You can open C: Windows System32 and double-click to run.

Then use the registry to add it to the startup as follows:

Start --- run ---regedit---hkey local machine---software---microsoft---windows---currentversion---run--Click on the blank space on the right --- create a new --- string value, and name it as double-click, that is, the new string value is --- in"Numerical data"Enter C: Windows System32 below, which is the path to the file where you want to add the boot.

Reboot and you'll be able to see it.

1. If you don't connect the new hardware, there will be no display.

2. The small speaker can check the option to display the icon in the taskbar in the sound options of the control panel.

Just tick the option to display icons in the taskbar.

In the control panel, find the sound to turn it on, and put the checkmark on. I don't understand looking at the picture.