www.google.co.hu a te barátod.
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The immediate workaround is to log off and log on again (do not reboot, only log off). In many cases the icons then reappear. If not, you can try to repeat the procedure until you have all of them.
If this works, then most likely you have the central problem described in this article.
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2004-11-11 – Francesco Saverio Ostuni wrote: "... I found a solution for me that works perfectly. I simply went to My network Places and on the left pane I chose to Hide UPnP devices. This operation does not disable the service (which I need)."
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Francesco Ostuni further mentioned that the same can be done through Control Panel, Add or Remove Programs, on the left side: Add/Remove Windows components; select Networking Services, click on the Details... button, remove the checkmark for the UPnP User Interface, then click on OK. The result is the same. Now the icons are back every time at each reboot.
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If the straight Ostuni workaround doesn't work for you for any reason, read on. Before we go into the details, if you want a quick solution and don't mind that a few settings, including any Explorer policies, are reset to their defaults, you can click on
systray.reg, confirm the execution, then confirm the registry change, reboot your computer and test.
illetve itt van sys.reg file is, a linkelt oldalon aminek a bejegyzésével is megoldható a probléma, de olvasd el végig!
megoldás
(angol tudás kelletik)
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