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papoosue
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On my laptop, on the bottom toolbar at the right hand side I usually have a wee icon that shows I'm connected to the internet. It's a wee monitor I think and when I'm connected it shows a blue bubble in front of it. For some reason it disappeared today and hasn't come back. I'm obviously still connected, but I wondered if anyone had any ideas where it's gone? I have tried the 'customize notification icons' thingy by the way, but it's not in there either....
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Have you tried going into Network Connections, right-clicking the wireless connection, Properties and making sure "Show icon in notification area when connected" is ticked? Perhaps it became un-ticked accidentally...
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Thanks for your help, but please can you tell me where I can find Network Connections? Sorry to sound so thick, but I can't locate it - I'm using Vista.Have you tried going into Network Connections, right-clicking the wireless connection, Properties and making sure "Show icon in notification area when connected" is ticked? Perhaps it became un-ticked accidentally...
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Mine did the same yesterday - no idea why. I turned the laptop off and when I turned it back on, the icon was back. I've also got vista.All shall be well, and all shall be well, and all manner of things shall be well.
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if it was there before then it should still be unless its been unticked but u dont seem to know how to do that.
try rebooting the computer. there isn't really a real need for this unless ur a geek and like to watch the monitors flash when something happens
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Ah, I'm thankfully not quite as thick as I though I was lol. I did get this far previously, but the pic you posted is not quite the same as appears for me - there is no option to tick or untick anything I'm afraid. ??In the search box (Start menu search box) type ncpa.cpl and up should pop the network connection list;)0
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In Vista I think the option might be hidden:Ah, I'm thankfully not quite as thick as I though I was lol. I did get this far previously, but the pic you posted is not quite the same as appears for me - there is no option to tick or untick anything I'm afraid. ??- Go to the start icon
in The left corner of the Windows Vista desktop. - Right click on it for a menu to appear.
- Choose Properties from the menu
- The taskbar and start menu properties will appear.
- Go to the notification tab.
- Tick the box next to network to show the network connections icon.
- Press apply and Ok.
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OMG you are amazing!!! That's done it, thank you. Wow, I'm impressed ;-)
Much appreciated.
:DIn Vista I think the option might be hidden:- Go to the start icon
in The left corner of the Windows Vista desktop. - Right click on it for a menu to appear.
- Choose Properties from the menu
- The taskbar and start menu properties will appear.
- Go to the notification tab.
- Tick the box next to network to show the network connections icon.
- Press apply and Ok.
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