There is a problem with the link, however look in SDC under Wincustomize tab and you'll see tray verison 1.00.003 dated 9/12/03. You probably already have it installed...if not by all means install it and if there's a newer version then that will be available soon.
In OD config/Dock Contents un-check 'Dock Taskbar enabled'. Drag and drop icons where you want them. When you're done, re-check 'enabled' [Message Edited]
...it's not your fault, Kona...some just don't speak merry-can
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I think you might still be involved in the 'server bug' thingy. I'd give it a little more time and I think all will be fixed.
Yeah...what Snidely Whiplash said
Maskra is not an author here..........
There is one more thing...run across it a while back. Active X will cache it's files and if I remember right it shows up in explorer.exe. In Internet Options there are 5 Active X settings. They should be: 1- prompt 2- Disabled 3- Disabled 4- Enabled 5- Enabled ....and you're right...nothing should be tacking any process to that level. <A HREF="h
I'm not entirely sure you have an issue now....short of forcing explorer to run as separate process, you may be at "norm' for your system. Several processes could be rolling into explorer and thus instead of having 4 or 5 processes running at 5000/6000 you have one giant one. I haven't run Norton in years so I'm not up to their processes, but I do have McAfee and it runs 4 of them. You might want to jump to a Norton Forum and see if any of Nortons' recent upgrades presented the same result to ot
Yeah..if this just started a week ago...nothing in the patches or service packs should be affecting anything...my money is still on Norton.
OK..you're running SP1 and not SP1a. Go to add & remove programs and un-install Hotfix 811493.
Actually, I'm glad it wasn't Norton. Which Java are you running MS or Sun...look in Internet Options Advance and scroll down to Java
disable norton anti virus (in the tray) and see what happens.. [Message Edited]
Try going to 'Edit Account' and cross-reference your accounts......
Yeah...I really didn't want to proach the subject at the beginning, but my mine keeps coming back to that Norton 'stuff'...especially diskeeper. If your explorer is still rising disable all options in Norton except your anti-virus. Make sure nothing is set to start except NAV and re-boot. BTW: is there any MS patches you have not installed? <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/sb.
...let's see how long it stays there......do not do a re-boot until we get a good reading. In the meantime look in 'msconfig' (use the run command) and under 'startup' see if you can spot anything strange.
Ok...kill the explorer .exe process. Wait several minutes...Windows will restart it. See what the reading is on the process re-start.
Do a search for 'YUEYUTR.DLL'
see if 'systray.exe is running in processes.....
Gef - this, for whatever reason, worked for for me when I had the same problem. Save the 'default' skin folder and then re-install Rainlender. When it asks to save old settings click no. Restore the saved default folder and and then load Rainlender.
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Look in Task Manager/Performance and see what your CPU usage is......... If it's 5,6 percent that's fine. Unload SDC and WC (if you have it) trays and see if that does anything to bring the process down.
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