Bill/Mysha,

Try putting a copy (shortcut) of the volume icon in the start menu/startup
directory. Depending on which version of windows you have will determine
where the directory is. Use search to find it in your windows directory -
could be in the system or system32 sub-directory. Then reboot and see if it
comes up on the bar.

Good luck

John D.


At 10:46 AM 10/5/2003 -0700, you wrote:
>PCSOFT
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>cant seem to find an answer to this anywhere so hoping you can help
>me...not a major problem but a problem...cannot keep volume control
>adjustment on taskbar...have to put it there each time I open win xp...I
>know how it is supposed to work & the appropriate box is checked each time
>I go control panel / sounds & audio devices properties / volume tab
>/device volume...I must uncheck it, click apply, recheck 'place volume
>icon in the taskbar' then re-click apply for volume control to reappear on
>task bar, then ok it...it stays there as long as I am working but when I
>close for the day then reopen the next day, I must go through the routine
>again...as I said, not a major thing but aggravating...your help need
>thank you in advance
>BILL BLACKNIK / Mysha
>
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