When the computer restarts, the icons may still be missing, however you should now be able to enable them by right clicking on the taskbar, clicking on Properties and then enable them from the Notification Area tab. If you have multiple user accounts on your computer you may need to enable icons in the other accounts as well. Your detailed instructions hellped restore my volume icon and I thank you and all our troops!
Ha ha! Josh Fox Chances are, it's just hidden. If this isn't the problem, the sound card could be disabled. It should be listed under "Sound, video and game controllers".
If it's just disabled here, you should be able to right-click and choose "Enable". Otherwise, you may need to get the driver from the HP website and reinstall it. Wondering which Windows 10 apps to uninstall? Here are several unnecessary Windows 10 apps, programs, and bloatware you should remove. You're welcome, Tina. Jordan, were you able to get your volume control icon back? Restart Windows Vista 5. Enable the missing icon using the usual method When the computer restarts, the icons may still be missing, however you should now be able to enable them by right clicking on the taskbar, clicking on Properties and then enable them from the Notification Area tab.
By default, you may find the volume control icon on the taskbar in windows xp and in the notification area on the lower-right corner of the screen, in windows 7 and windows vista. But what if you do not find the volume control icon in taskbar of windows xp or in the notification area of windows 7 or vista? If you do not find the volume control icon on the taskbar, here is how you add it to the taskbar to adjust the volume for your audio devices using the shortcut icon.
Now, whenever you want to adjust the volume in windows XP, click the volume control icon and move the slider. If you have a PC running Windows 7 or vista and if Volume Control icon do not appear in the notification area in the lower-right corner of the screen, then do the following.
When you install windows 7 on your PC, the check boxes for the volume control, Network, and Power System icons are selected, by default, on the Notification Area tab of the Taskbar and Start Menu Properties dialog box. You may sometimes notice that they are not selected.
The network, volume, and power features function correctly even though their associated icons do not appear in the notification area. Are you wondering why does this happen? When you first start a computer new computer , the operating system typically runs start up service initializations that may take from one to six hours to finish, depending on which applications are preloaded on the computer.
The above issue usually occurs if the PC is shut down or restarted before windows 7 or vista has finished initializing all the background services, before it is restarted. If you gave your computer, running windows 7 or vista, enough time to finish the start up service initializations before you restarted it, and one or more of the system icons like volume control icon etc. Though the wizard is in English, the fix works for windows in other languages too. If you are not on the computer that has the problem, you can save the automatic fix, from the above link, to a flash drive or to a CD, and then you can run it on the computer that has the problem.
If you prefer to edit the registry manually, then follow the steps mentioned below. But you must back up the registry before you do the edits as you may need it to restore the registry if a problem occurs due to incorrect editing.
If you are running windows 7, then carry out the following steps after making the registry fix detailed above. That is all! Now you will have the volume control icon in the most convenient location of windows, to adjust sound volume. The problem persist for more than 3 months. At that time no new software was installed except for Windows XP upgrades. Is your sndvol Have you tried replacing the sndvol You can get one from here — www.
It is the only icon that is fixed at off. Have you checked gpedit.
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