For some time I've had an icon depicting a picture of a desktop machine
(or monitor) with what looks like 2 yellow stars top left and top
right.(on the taskbar)
Left or right click on it does nothing ?
This isn't on the right hand side with the clock, volume control etc,
but on the left hand side.

Any ideas?
Am running windows xp on a laptop.

Cheers
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WSB

"West Stand Bowler" <Newmanager@StMarys.stadium> wrote in message
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Two stars would indicate that either a Major General or Rear Admiral (upper
half) is in the building...

Pat

Try dragging it to the desktop and deleting it from there.

"West Stand Bowler" <Newmanager@StMarys.stadium> wrote in message
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"Miggsee" <Miggsee@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Can't drag it. This icon is the same size as this group name at the
bottom of the screen. Right next to Start. Is that still the taskbar?
Cheers for the reply.

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WSB

Right click it, and left click on delete,,,
"West Stand Bowler" <Newmanager@StMarys.stadium> wrote in message
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"Barry" wrote in message newsjacf.8$Ae3.6@fe06.lga

Try reading the original post again and see if you can spot why your advice
won't work.

"West Stand Bowler" <Newmanager@StMarys.stadium> wrote in message
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If it's in the Quick Launch toolbar then you can find these shortcuts as
follows:

Start

Run

%USERPROFILE%\Application Data\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch\

That will show you the folder containing the shortcuts - see if you can
delete it from there

Dave Lear bashed at the keyboard and came up with this gem of wisdom in
24hoursupport.helpdesk:


Meow

Right click on a blank area of the taskbar, and uncheck "Lock the taskbar".
Now try to drag it out of the Quick Launch.


"West Stand Bowler" <Newmanager@StMarys.stadium> wrote in message
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Dave Lear wrote:

Or All Users, if it's not just in his profile.

Quinch

"Dave Lear" <top.tips@lineone.net> wrote in message
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Thanks for pointing me in the right direction Dave. Much appreciated.

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