There is a annoying icon in the lower right area of the screen (workbar?) that says a cable is disconnected, I already know this.
How do I get rid of this icon??
Thanks!
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Desktop system, networked to a wireless router via a PCI-e adapter, internet connection works fine like this.
There is a annoying icon in the lower right area of the screen (workbar?) that says a cable is disconnected, I already know this.
How do I get rid of this icon??
Thanks!
There is a annoying icon in the lower right area of the screen (workbar?) that says a cable is disconnected, I already know this.
How do I get rid of this icon??
Thanks!
Try...
Right-Click on your taskbar at the bottom of the screen and select properties. Make sure "hide inactive icons" has a check in it.
Right-Click on your taskbar at the bottom of the screen and select properties. Make sure "hide inactive icons" has a check in it.
QUOTE(jwinathome @ May 25 2007, 08:24 AM) 
Try...
Right-Click on your taskbar at the bottom of the screen and select properties. Make sure "hide inactive icons" has a check in it.
Right-Click on your taskbar at the bottom of the screen and select properties. Make sure "hide inactive icons" has a check in it.
Thanks bud, will try this.....
Disable it from Network Connections.
Yeah....
Control Panel > Network Connections > Right-click and disable whichever connection is the culprit.
Control Panel > Network Connections > Right-click and disable whichever connection is the culprit.
probably your onboard ethernet controller, disable in device manager or turn it off in bios
Many Thanks to all of you !
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