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when i start or restart windows not all of my startup programs run in the

taskbar. So i usually have to log off then log on to make them appear in the

task bar. does any body else have this problem

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    Are you sure its not windows hiding the items.

    Neil

     

    "dbagdanoff" <dbagdanoff@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

    news:6795D02C-C5A5-463F-8056-946F4E06DD6C@microsoft.com...

    > when i start or restart windows not all of my startup programs run in the

    > taskbar. So i usually have to log off then log on to make them appear in

    > the

    > task bar. does any body else have this problem

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    dbagdanoff wrote:

    > when i start or restart windows not all of my startup programs run in

    > the taskbar. So i usually have to log off then log on to make them

    > appear in the task bar. does any body else have this problem

     

    Hi dbagdanoff,

     

    This is a know issue. Do you automatically log into windows or do you

    have to click you name to log into Windows?

     

    If you are automatically logging into windows then logging off and

    loggin back in will fix the problem of some icons not appearing on the

    taskbar.

     

    If you have to click on your username to log into your account then

    wait a minute or two at the Welcome screen before clicking on your

    Username.

     

    --

    William Crawford

    MS-MVP Windows Shell/User

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    im not a newbie

     

    "neil" wrote:

    > Are you sure its not windows hiding the items.

    > Neil

    >

    > "dbagdanoff" <dbagdanoff@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

    > news:6795D02C-C5A5-463F-8056-946F4E06DD6C@microsoft.com...

    > > when i start or restart windows not all of my startup programs run in the

    > > taskbar. So i usually have to log off then log on to make them appear in

    > > the

    > > task bar. does any body else have this problem

    >

    >

    >

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    im not using fast user switching

    anymore ideas

     

    "WTC" wrote:

    > dbagdanoff wrote:

    >

    > > when i start or restart windows not all of my startup programs run in

    > > the taskbar. So i usually have to log off then log on to make them

    > > appear in the task bar. does any body else have this problem

    >

    > Hi dbagdanoff,

    >

    > This is a know issue. Do you automatically log into windows or do you

    > have to click you name to log into Windows?

    >

    > If you are automatically logging into windows then logging off and

    > loggin back in will fix the problem of some icons not appearing on the

    > taskbar.

    >

    > If you have to click on your username to log into your account then

    > wait a minute or two at the Welcome screen before clicking on your

    > Username.

    >

    > --

    > William Crawford

    > MS-MVP Windows Shell/User

    >

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    dbagdanoff wrote:

    > "WTC" wrote:

    >

    > > dbagdanoff wrote:

    > >

    > > > when i start or restart windows not all of my startup programs

    > > > run in the taskbar. So i usually have to log off then log on to

    > > > make them appear in the task bar. does any body else have this

    > > > problem

    > >

    > > Hi dbagdanoff,

    > >

    > > This is a know issue. Do you automatically log into windows or do

    > > you have to click you name to log into Windows?

    > >

    > > If you are automatically logging into windows then logging off and

    > > loggin back in will fix the problem of some icons not appearing on

    > > the taskbar.

    > >

    > > If you have to click on your username to log into your account then

    > > wait a minute or two at the Welcome screen before clicking on your

    > > Username.

    > >

    > > --

    > > William Crawford

    > > MS-MVP Windows Shell/User

    > >

    > im not using fast user switching

    > anymore ideas

     

    Hi dbagdanoff,

     

    I am not talking about Fast User Switching.

     

    How do you log into your desktop? When you start your computer, does

    windows log into your desktop automatically?

     

    --

    William Crawford

    MS-MVP Windows Shell/User

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    dbagdanoff wrote:

     

    > "WTC" wrote:

    >

    > > dbagdanoff wrote:

    > >

    > > > when i start or restart windows not all of my startup programs

    > > > run in the taskbar. So i usually have to log off then log on to

    > > > make them appear in the task bar. does any body else have this

    > > > problem

    > >

    > > Hi dbagdanoff,

    > >

    > > This is a know issue. Do you automatically log into windows or do

    > > you have to click you name to log into Windows?

    > >

    > > If you are automatically logging into windows then logging off and

    > > loggin back in will fix the problem of some icons not appearing on

    > > the taskbar.

    > >

    > > If you have to click on your username to log into your account then

    > > wait a minute or two at the Welcome screen before clicking on your

    > > Username.

    >

    > im not using fast user switching

    > anymore ideas

     

    Go to Kelly's Korner and read the information and possible fixes for

    Notification Area

     

    http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_n.htm

     

    --

    William Crawford

    MS-MVP Windows Shell/User

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