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I have a web app that runs on my IIS server. In development mode, when I execute it, I get these 3 icons that appear in the Systray. See Screenshot image. What causes them and how can I prevent them?<br />
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I have a web app that runs on my IIS server. In development mode, when I execute it, I get these 3 icons that appear in the Systray. See Screenshot image. What causes them and how can I prevent them?

 

Getting these icons in Systray and can't remove them!

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