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I believe you can use Wisbar advanced. I know I saw in one version the setting had a way to change the system tray (What you are talking about).
UpDate: WisBar Advance 3 was the version.
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Wisbar Advanced 3 doesn't help
I just downloaded and installed this, but it looks like all it would let me do is add items to the system tray rather than stopping the system tray from appearing at all.
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I have this issue as well. Strange thing is, I've never noticed it there before today, and I've had my Mogul for a month now. I can't think of anything I've loaded or tweaked in the the last few days that would have caused this to show up....
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On your phone go to: Start > Settings > Connections Tab > USB to PC Then you will need to check in "Enable advanced network functionality". Then plug your phone in and icon should be gone. Just note that some of the other hacks, mostly with networking and such require that you turn off advanced network fuctionality for it to work. -Virtualboy Last edited by Virtualboy; 01-19-2008 at 04:08 AM. |
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On the Touch there is a Registry hack to delete a key to stop the entire icon tray from appearing but the Mogul doesnt have the same key. I have been seeking this answer for a month.
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Thanks VirtualBoy! That was driving me nuts!
As you mention, enabling that setting may cause other issues. For example I was having ActiveSync connection issues with my Dell laptop docking station. (http://forums.microsoft.com/windowsm...4511&SiteID=65) Guess I'll just have to decide what matters more. |
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