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Question about 'Getting Rid of the Little Yellow Speaker in the Tray'
Sunday, October 21, 2001 at 7:36 am
Posted by sharon (1 messages posted)

I have a question about Getting Rid of the Little Yellow Speaker in the Tray:

The problem is when i clicked on the yellow speaker then a little slider volume control would appear in the taskbar. However, when i click on it i cant get it to maximize. then i click the yellow speaker again. i keep getting the icon in the taskbar but cannot get a window to open so that i can adjust the volume. this is really annoying because a week ago i used this very same control to mute the volume so as not to disturb my boyfriend's sleep. Now i cant hear anything. If i right-click on the icon in the taskbar i get a box that gives me the option to minimize but not to maximize(grayed out). if i click restore nothing happens. Has this happened to anyone else? Besides being unable to remove certain non-Microsoft icons from my desktop this is the most egregious annoyance i have encountered yet.

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re: Question about 'Getting Rid of the Little Yellow Speaker in the Tray'
Sunday, October 21, 2001 at 8:24 am
Posted by wayne (1 messages posted)

sharon, it's possible that you forgot to "unclick" the mute selection on the slider adjustment. try left clicking on the speaker icon and make sure the check mark is not there. if it isn't, then right click on the icon and a window should appear w/ "open volume controls & adjust audio properties". choose open controls & make sure the "mute all" or other mute "buttons" are not checked. it sounds simple, but these things happen all the time! hope it works!


On Sunday, October 21, 2001 at 7:36 am, sharon wrote:
>I have a question about Getting
>Rid of the Little Yellow Speaker in the Tray
:


>
>The problem is when i clicked on the yellow speaker then a little slider volume control
>would appear in the taskbar. However, when i click on it i cant get it to maximize.
>then i click the yellow speaker again. i keep getting the icon in the taskbar but
>cannot get a window to open so that i can adjust the volume. this is really annoying
>because a week ago i used this very same control to mute the volume so as not to
>disturb my boyfriend's sleep. Now i cant hear anything.
>If i right-click on the icon in the taskbar i get a box that gives me the option
>to minimize but not to maximize(grayed out). if i click restore nothing happens.
>Has this happened to anyone else? Besides being unable to remove certain non-Microsoft
>icons from my desktop this is the most egregious annoyance i have encountered yet.

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re: Question about 'Getting Rid of the Little Yellow Speaker in the Tray'
Sunday, October 21, 2001 at 3:58 pm
Posted by amaralliya e. thenardier (3194 messages posted)

double-click the speaker, then right-click an empty area of the taskbar and select cascade windows.

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re: Question about 'Getting Rid of the Little Yellow Speaker in the Tray'
Monday, January 21, 2002 at 3:44 am
Posted by chapo (1 messages posted)




On Sunday, October 21, 2001 at 3:58 pm, amaralliya e. thenardier wrote:
>double-click the speaker, then right-click an empty area of the taskbar and select
>cascade windows. you can omit installing or deinstall ''volume control" in Control panel/software/windows setup if you have appropriate software (mixer) from your sound card

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