Re: How do I remove the HP printer icon from the systray?



On Sun, 21 Oct 2007 15:59:23 -0300, John John <audetweld@xxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

ay.n@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

On Thu, 18 Oct 2007 14:21:23 -0500, "Ron Badour" <Sorry@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:


Anything listed under the startupreg key is an entry on the msconfig startup
tab that has already been disabled (there is no mark in the box preceding
the entry). If you still do not want these items to start at boot, you can
safely delete the items from under startupreg.

The above explanation to a previous answer pertains to the disabled entries
on the startup tab in msconfig--it has nothing to do with HP which I assume
is still being loaded at boot.

If HP is still loading, you need to find out where it is loading from.
Check the startup folder on the start menu and if you find an HP shortcut to
what you want to turn off, delete it. If you do not find anything, then
look for an HP entry in these registry run keys:


I did a search and located the start menu folder. I looked down the
folder tree under 3 separate folders in docs and settings with my
name, admin and all users and I still cannot find the entry I want.

It's probably starting and running as a service. Look in the the
Services Management Console for it.

John

I did find ou tit is the software for my printer so I need it, but I
don't need to see it in my systray. I have no idea how to find it as a
service.
.



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