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hi..<br />
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As far as i know, Sis is a some brand/model of display card...While installing the driver of your display adapter, this SIS Utility resides there...<br />
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Could you tell me what is your display adapter and i wonder the brand of sound card also...<br />

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hi..

As far as i know, Sis is a some brand/model of display card...While installing the driver of your display adapter, this SIS Utility resides there...

Could you tell me what is your display adapter and i wonder the brand of sound card also...


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By the way, it's harmless...
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or:<br />
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1) Click Start/Control Panel/ Taskbar and Start Menu.<br />
2) Click the &quot;Customize&quot; button at the bottom<br />
3) In the list that appears , check to see if the icons you<br />
are looking for are selected as &quot;Hide when Inactive&quot;<br />
or &quot;Always Hide&quot;<br />
4)If you click on an item in the list to highlight it<br />
you will get a drop down box &nbsp;that will enable you<br />
to change its status<br />
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or:

1) Click Start/Control Panel/ Taskbar and Start Menu.
2) Click the "Customize" button at the bottom
3) In the list that appears , check to see if the icons you
are looking for are selected as "Hide when Inactive"
or "Always Hide"
4)If you click on an item in the list to highlight it
you will get a drop down box  that will enable you
to change its status



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What is the Sis Utility? &nbsp;Do I need it and how can I get it out of my system tray?<br />
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Thanks.<br />

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What is the Sis Utility?  Do I need it and how can I get it out of my system tray?

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What is the Sis Utility?

Microsoft Windows XP is the sixth release of the NT series of operating systems, and was the first to be marketed in a variety of editions: XP Home and XP Professional, designed for business and power users. The advanced features in XP Professional are generally disabled in Home Edition, but are there and can be activated. There were two 64-bit editions, an embedded edition and a tablet edition.