Recent content by izzyforeal

Ok, I've figured out a couple of my issues. 1) The FXSound application had 2 startup entried in different areas. Once I figured out which I could delete I don't see the window at startup any longer. 2) The Powertoys app had the same thing but a little bit different. It was in the startup folder...

Here's an image of my restart hope it helps. In the image during reboot those 3 windows open but if you look in the system tray all 3 of those programs are already running. So when I select the "X" to close the program, it closes but remains running in the system tray.

Hello Steve and thanks for responding. When I do as you suggested it just minimizes the app so it's still open at the bottom of the taskbar. I'm interested basically that it closes but remains open in the system tray like everything else thats in there.

Ben thanks for the response you're normally correct. Here's an example, Powertoys opens full screeen when I restart and when i hit the "X" in the top right hand corner (normally used to close programs), Powertoys goes down to the system tray. I have 3 programs that do this. I just want when I...

Hello Steve, you’re right but neither option works. Thx for the reply.

Hello all, my issue is that when I restart my system most of my stratup programs are opened to the system tray and all is good. However I have 3 programs that startup opened after restart so I have to manually hit he "X" in the right hand corner of the app and then it dissappears into the tray...

It’s very fickle like my fat exwife.

Well reinstalling fixed everything!

Here is a registry hack to try. Save the files to your desktop, double click the one that says "NEVER" and restart the PC and no pin should be required. To undo, double click the "ALWAYS" reg file and double click that. Good luck.

Adjust Menu Show Delay in the Registry This setting controls how long Windows waits before showing the right-click menu. Open the Run dialog: Press Windows Key + R. Open Registry Editor: Type regedit and press Enter. Navigate: Go to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\\Control Panel\\Desktop. Modify the key...

Spunk, the reset lets me keep my files but deletes my apps so just reinstalling Windows.

Oh ok, cool. I was unaware of that. Thank you Spunk.

Downloading Windows 11 Media Creation Tool and reinstalling Windows. Sucks but that's about all I have left in the gun. Thank you all for the assistance.

Thank Spunk, already tried and failed. As info to all I created a new admin account in CMD prompt successfully. However, still got the same error at the store.

Hello OldMainFramGuy. Thank you for the input but I've tried those fixes without success.