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7.2

Taskbar doesn't work right.

Asked by Mordido in Windows XP Operating System

Tags: icon, volume, windows

I just did a non-destructive recovery, and then ran Norton Anti-virus, Lavasoft's Ad-Aware SE Plus, SpySweeper, SpyHunter, and SpyBlaster, and then HiJackThis to clear out what every other program couldn't get, but I found that when I ran HijackThis and delete two particular registry values, which were by HiJackThis "terrible, get rid of it/them", i.e. hp\137903\Program\BackWeb-137903.exe, and after deleting these registry value C:\Windows\ALCXMNTR.exe upon reboot my Desktop Taskbar, bottom right by the time, doesn't list all icons, particularly the Volume Icon, Weather Bug icon for about three to five reboots, but the volume icon won't come back.  For the Volume icon, I can't even go to Control Panel, "Sound and Audio Devices," where it's indicated "Mute" and "Place Volume Icon in Taskbar."  Even after reboot, the Volume Icon still won't appear.  I am almost possitive that problem has to do with the two above  registry values hp\137903\Program\BackWeb-137903.exe, and delete registry value C:\Windows\ALCXMNTR.exe.  I can't wait but I'll be back.  PLEASE consider these registry values and how they can effect the Taskbar.  I've Norton Anti-virus, SpySweeper, Ad-Aware SE Plus, HiJackThis--my system is clean, but now I've lost icons on the taskbar.  If anyone can help me get them back--and "Sound and Audio Devices" in Control Panel won't do it--please reply.
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