06-06-2008 Suzy Solar - Monthly Promo June

[Tomek]

yes, trying to have as much fun as possible :tongue:

so i'll see you soon then? take care

yeah, you know where you can find me anytime :tongue:

 

[tab16]

yeah, you know where you can find me anytime :tongue:

alright...have fun

 

[Altered-Mind]

alright...have fun

take care binnie

 

[c00l.d00d]

yeah, you know where you can find me anytime :tongue:

In Ostrow,Poland...

 

[tab16]

take care binnie

i'm still here :tongue:

 

[Altered-Mind]

i'm still here :tongue:

oops :tongue:

i misunderstood that last comment and thought u were leaving already

good that ur still around though :smile1:

 

[tab16]

oops :tongue:

i misunderstood that last comment and thought u were leaving already

good that ur still around though :smile1:

hehe it's alright and thank you

 

[Sypher]

First try this:
-Open Task Manager (usually Ctrl-Alt-Del does this, not sure about Vista)
-Processes tab
-Find explorer.exe. Click on it to select it, then click End Process.
-After you have confirmed you want to kill the process, then still in Task Manager, click the File menu -> New Task, and type explorer.exe and click OK.
-See if your tray icons are back. If not, check the page linked below and see if that helps.

Fix for When Clock, Volume, Power or Network Icons are Missing and Grayed Out in Windows Vista :: the How-To Geek

okey, but that's the "new task" shortcut? :|

 

[Sypher]

okey, but that's the "new task" shortcut? :|

forget it! it's working!

thanks mate

 

[jessman1128]

okey, but that's the "new task" shortcut? :|

Eh, you lost me there...

forget it! it's working!

thanks mate

Ah, glad to hear! Glad I could help.

If you fixed it via the "kill explorer.exe, then re-run explorer.exe" steps, then you might have to do that every time you reboot your computer. I don't understand the details of what is causing the problem and how that fixes it, but the page where I found those instructions said some people have to do that again every time they reboot. If so, that sucks. But I guess it's better than it not working at all.

 

[Sypher]

Eh, you lost me there...


Ah, glad to hear! Glad I could help.

If you fixed it via the "kill explorer.exe, then re-run explorer.exe" steps, then you might have to do that every time you reboot your computer. I don't understand the details of what is causing the problem and how that fixes it, but the page where I found those instructions said some people have to do that again every time they reboot. If so, that sucks. But I guess it's better than it not working at all.

yeah, but now i know how i do it. so it no problem thanks again :grinning:

 

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