[RESOLVED] Removing from Systray
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    Resolved [RESOLVED] Removing from Systray

    Hello all, which Entrant in Msconfig, Start-Up is responsible for the Safely remove hardware icon in the Systray??
    Just don't need it there, and for some reason i cannot work out which one it is.

    Win Pro Media Centre

    Thanks, Gep

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    You'd have to remove the usb device or sata drive to make it go away....

    You can "hide it always" via taskbar properties.
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    Re:Sfely remove hardware icon

    Hello Steve, just hiding it leaves the arrow, still there, just covered.

    You'd have to remove the usb device or sata drive to make it go away

    Cannot find this Sata drive, and not sure which USB device to remove, and the Consequences if i did??

    What does the Sata drive do? Also, the USB is it used for anything else.

    Minds telling me to leave well alone, lol.

    Thanks for your reply, GEP

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    gep--I would suggest leaving it, but "Always Hide" it as suggested by Steve R Jones. Don't you have the arrow anyway to cover other "Always Hide" program icons?
    It really is a quite necessary utility if you want to disconnect peripherals (like, perhaps most commonly, a USB flash drive) while your PC is on.
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    Re:Safely remove hardware icon

    Hello WelshJim, i only have 5 in there inc safely remove hardware, no arrow.

    Cut it down to the bare minimum.

    Will leave alone, just trying to downsize.

    Thanks, Gep

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    Gep, That little arrow button is called the Chevron.

    Notification Area - Hidden Chevron Missing

    For some users setting the very first icon to Always Hide, restores the arrow. This behavior seems to come into effect when one uses an icon on the System Tray. Also be certain that the "behavior" of each of each icon is what you want it to be. Right-click each, to make changes.

    Tufenuf

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    Resolved Re:Safely remove hardware icon

    Hello Tufenuf and all, thanks for your replies, GEP

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