[Yt] solves the problem of missing volume icons

Have you ever tried to use half of the computer and suddenly have no sound, or suddenly want to adjust the sound but cannot find the volume icon? I believe many people have such a situation. Don't look at the volume icon in the taskbar, however, the usage frequency is quite high. If it disappears, it will certainly have a great impact on our use. Well, I have summarized several methods to restore the taskbar volume icon in depth. If you are suffering from this problem, try again:

First, "Control Panel"-"Sound and audio devices"-"place the volume icon in the taskbar" was manually disabled, as long as it was opened.

Second: if the first method is invalid. This is caused by the loss of the sndvol32.exe file. The file path is "C: Beijing" in the tomato garden. The procedure is as follows:

1. Open my computer-tools-Folder Options-View-"Hide extensions of known file types" and remove this check box. OK;

2. You put the XP disc into the optical drive. For example, your drive letter is H;

3. Search for the sndvol32.ex _ file under drive H;

4. copy and paste the searched sndvol32.ex _ file to the C: windowssystem32 directory, and right-click Export.

Third: if neither of the above methods can be recovered, check whether you have deleted the startup project with the software and accidentally deleted the startup of the volume icon. At this time in Zhongguancun, "Put the volume icon into the taskbar" tick, the volume icon appears, but the volume icon is not restored after the reboot, you must set again in the control panel. (In this case, the network connection icon may also disappear ).

In this case, you only need to restore the deleted items in the startup items in the Windows 7 system registry.

"Start" -- "run" Enter Regedit to open the Registry, and then open hkey_local_machinesoftwaremicrosoftwindowscurrentversionrun to create a new string in the right window of the Registry (right-click Create on run ), the key value is "C: windowssystem32systray.exe". If it is a win2000 system, it is "C: winntsystem32systray.exe.

I didn't expect that the disappearance of a small volume icon would take so much effort to find him back. How profound and profound can the computer land system be? If you are interested, you can go home and try it yourself!