Notofication Area

There is a YELLOW TRIANGLE WITH EXCLAMATION MARK (not Windows Security) and I
do not know what is it. There is no information after click by mouse, nothing.

Same as here:
http://warc.calpoly.edu/images/diagr...mationmark.gif

Is that triangle on top of another icon?
What about hovering your mouse over it to see if a tooltip pops up? Tried
that?


"Mark" <> wrote in message
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> There is a YELLOW TRIANGLE WITH EXCLAMATION MARK (not Windows Security)
> and I
> do not know what is it. There is no information after click by mouse,
> nothing.
>
> Same as here:
> http://warc.calpoly.edu/images/diagr...mationmark.gif

"Mark" <> wrote in message
news:938137FE-810A-4093-99BE-...
> There is a YELLOW TRIANGLE WITH EXCLAMATION MARK (not Windows Security)
> and I
> do not know what is it. There is no information after click by mouse,
> nothing.
>
> Same as here:
> http://warc.calpoly.edu/images/diagr...mationmark.gif


One of your devices may have temporarily stopped working eg a usb device.

--
Jon

But I can't see no problems in the Device Manager...
It's only this icon, no another icon is under this one... No info after
mouse-over...


> One of your devices may have temporarily stopped working eg a usb device.
> Jon

"Mark" <> wrote in message
news:F82F328A-5CEA-4290-9C9E-...
> But I can't see no problems in the Device Manager...
> It's only this icon, no another icon is under this one... No info after
> mouse-over...
>


The only other thing I can suggest is to check your startup programs for any
that you don't recognize

Start > msconfig > Startup (tab) + Services (tab, with 'Hide all Microsoft
Services' checked)

are good places to start.

--
Jon

I have TuneUp Utilities so I can easiy check the start-up programs.. ThanX
for replying

"Jon" wrote:

>
> "Mark" <> wrote in message
> news:F82F328A-5CEA-4290-9C9E-...
> > But I can't see no problems in the Device Manager...
> > It's only this icon, no another icon is under this one... No info after
> > mouse-over...
> >
>
>
> The only other thing I can suggest is to check your startup programs for any
> that you don't recognize
>
> Start > msconfig > Startup (tab) + Services (tab, with 'Hide all Microsoft
> Services' checked)
>
> are good places to start.
>
> --
> Jon
>
>
>