Ik probeer met de volgende oplossing, het volume icoontje in de systray te krijgen maar het lukt absoluut niet. Ik heb ook al geprobeerd met regmon deze optie de registry key af te vangen maar dat lukte ook al niet.
en ja ik wil dit via het registry doen, dus niet via configuratiescherm.
check the following registry section with regedt32.exe.
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Applets\SysTray
You'll find a REG_WORD entry named Services.
When displayed as binary, the third bit from the right represents the volume control icon in the systray.
If it's set (1), the icon will be in the systray.
Perform the following procedure to isolate the problem.
- Check the value prior any change.
- Choose the sounds and multimedia applet in the control panel and set the mark
- Verify that the value have changed (don't forget to refresh window)
If so, you have the permission to change the value.
Therefore something perform the change either during logoff or logon.
I don't think it will happen only after a reboot.
If the value didn't change, there's a permission problem.
As far as I know, this value will be checked during user profile load.
If you change it directly in the registry, you'll need to re-logon.
I expect a permission problem, maybe because of a policy set by your admin.
en ja ik wil dit via het registry doen, dus niet via configuratiescherm.
check the following registry section with regedt32.exe.
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Applets\SysTray
You'll find a REG_WORD entry named Services.
When displayed as binary, the third bit from the right represents the volume control icon in the systray.
If it's set (1), the icon will be in the systray.
Perform the following procedure to isolate the problem.
- Check the value prior any change.
- Choose the sounds and multimedia applet in the control panel and set the mark
- Verify that the value have changed (don't forget to refresh window)
If so, you have the permission to change the value.
Therefore something perform the change either during logoff or logon.
I don't think it will happen only after a reboot.
If the value didn't change, there's a permission problem.
As far as I know, this value will be checked during user profile load.
If you change it directly in the registry, you'll need to re-logon.
I expect a permission problem, maybe because of a policy set by your admin.
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bij mij is ie '1' als ie uit staat, en '5' als ie aanstaan.:strip_exif()/u/38064/Animation1.gif?f=community)
