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systray question Thread last updated on 2004-05-11 17:35:43

Posted by member 150329 on 2004-05-10 15:22:35

Should I dissable sysTray.exe(explorers) now the Im ussing systray.dll(litesteps).
If its not needed I would rather dissable it,
Well which is the wright way. just leave it or dissable systray.exe.
thanks

Posted by member 1 on 2004-05-10 15:52:38 link

never heard of systray.exe and I know for sure it is not what explorer uses for the system tray service.

Posted by member 37809 on 2004-05-10 16:31:08 link

i used to kill systray.exe in windows.. it doesn't appear to do anything in litestep; i think it's responsible for some things such as the keyboard language systray icon thing. or so i remember years ago when googling about it.

Posted by member 111 on 2004-05-10 16:53:38 link

language indicator's icon is generated by internat.exe, not systray.exe!

Posted by member 37809 on 2004-05-10 17:41:54 link

eep, i guess you must be a sleeping dragon :o

Posted by member 150329 on 2004-05-10 17:49:59 link

Well DeVilboi you know you are wrong cause SysTray.exe aka SystemTray is what win98 uses for system tray service (remember the little speaker and icons on the side, well when you run explorer as shell without Systray.exe you dont get those)
im pretty sure your wernt always running XP.
Now if you ment:I just dont want to help you.
That can easily be understood by reading some of your posts.
now on the other side you make this site available, so I just dont get it.
anyway my question stil stands.

Posted by member 35 on 2004-05-10 20:19:03 link

Tolzen: systray.exe also is present in xp, and it's also used for: battery meter, pccard, quickres icon, task schedule, printer status, exchange/outlook and some more, but if you can see this icons without it, then there's no problem disabling it (i disbaled it here years ago)

Posted by member 150329 on 2004-05-10 22:14:41 link

sryo: cool , yeah I can see all icons except the speaker that I dont need anymore.
So systray.exe its gone for good.
Thanks a lot.

Posted by member 1 on 2004-05-11 02:14:19 link

Tolzen: and if you would have read correctly I am the head admin here and you are pissing off the wrong man. Now..for your information I do work in an office with 20 98 machines at my disposal and not a single one of them had systray.exe running...so...with that said...quit talking out of your ass.

Posted by member 159957 on 2004-05-11 15:35:05 link

20 98 machines at my disposal and not a single one of them had systray.exe

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Posted by member 1 on 2004-05-11 17:35:43 link

The company I work for uses older 98 laptops for field reps to keep costs down when they are stolen or damaged. 98 does what they need and it only costs us a couple hundred bux for a new one.