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Vista Guest Account not showing WLANTRAY icon but Admin account does-how fix?
Posted on 2008-06-17
Vista Guest Account not showing WLANTRAY icon but Admin account does-how fix?
Have Dell XPS 1530.
Have Network Lan Icon (wireless) in sysray (on right of course) to select a wireless network.
Shows up when I log on to my admin account called - Home. This is password protected.
When I log onto non password GUEST account, tray icon not showing up, therefore user cannot select a wireless account unless I go into my password protected HOME (admin) account and pick a network (in my house 2 networks) to connect to.
How resolve?
Thanks so much
Peter
Have Dell XPS 1530.
Have Network Lan Icon (wireless) in sysray (on right of course) to select a wireless network.
Shows up when I log on to my admin account called - Home. This is password protected.
When I log onto non password GUEST account, tray icon not showing up, therefore user cannot select a wireless account unless I go into my password protected HOME (admin) account and pick a network (in my house 2 networks) to connect to.
How resolve?
Thanks so much
Peter
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Not sure how I would check that to be stupidly honest...
I did just set up a standard (non Guest account) and the icon showed up for that account..
Time to go to sleep.
Thanks
Peter
I did just set up a standard (non Guest account) and the icon showed up for that account..
Time to go to sleep.
Thanks
Peter
Active 3 days ago
Does it appear if you use Start->Log Off, then logon again using the Guest account?
See this article - http://winhlp.com/node/16
i.e. It's possible the tray icon just doesn't have time to load without a decent pause at the login screen, but usually it will be multiple icons missing, not just the wireless util.
See this article - http://winhlp.com/node/16
i.e. It's possible the tray icon just doesn't have time to load without a decent pause at the login screen, but usually it will be multiple icons missing, not just the wireless util.
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