Solve the volume icon is not a problem

Have you ever tried to use a computer with half of a sudden lack of sound, or suddenly want to adjust the sound but can not find the volume of the icon, I believe many people have this situation, do not look at the taskbar volume icon humble, but The frequency used is still quite high. If it is gone, it will definitely have no small impact on our use. Ok, here are a few ways to restore the volume icon of the taskbar. If you are bothered by this problem, try it out:

First: “Control Panel”—&ldquo ; sound and audio equipment & rdquo; & mdash; & ldquo; put the volume icon into the taskbar & rdquo; once manually turned off, just open it.

Second: If the first method is invalid. Then it may be caused by the loss of sndvol32.exe file, the file path C:WINDOWSsystem32, you can upload a sndvol32.exe on another machine, or find a system CD to find sndvol32.ex_ file copied to system32, renamed to Sndvol32.exe. The specific steps are as follows:

1. Open My Computer & mdash; Tools & mdash; Folder Options — View — “ Hide extensions of known file types > Remove this tick, OK;

2. You put the XP CD into the CD-ROM drive, for example, your CD-ROM drive letter is H disk;

3. Search for the sndvol32.ex_ file under the H disk;

4. Copy and paste the searched sndvol32.ex_ file into the c:windowssystem32 directory, then right click on the sndvol32.ex_, enter sndvol32.exe and press sndvol32.ex_ to be changed to sndvol32.exe. , left mouse click on sndvol32.exe.

Third: If neither of the above methods can be recovered, then think about whether you have deleted the startup project with the software and accidentally deleted the start of the volume icon. At this time, & rdquo; put the volume icon into the taskbar & rdquo; tick, the volume icon appears, but after the reboot, the volume icon is not restored, you must re-set in the control panel. (In this case, the network connection icon may also disappear).

In this case, as long as the startup item in the registry restores the deleted item.

<;Start”——“Run” After entering regedit to open the registry, open HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionRun in its right window and create a new string "Systray" (right click on Run) , the key value (double-click edit on Systray) is "c:windowssystem32Systray.exe", if it is win2000 system, it is "c:winntsystem32Systray.exe" This is fine.

I didn't expect the small volume icon to disappear. It took so much effort to find him back. Can the computer be really profound? Interested users can go home and try it out!