Permanently Hiding the "Wireless No Connection" Icon in System Tra

I don't want to see the wireless icon in System Tray when it is not
connected. How do I remove this icon permanently without disabling? I have
been searching the web for this answer and seems no one has a solution. Can
anyone help me?

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> I don't want to see the wireless icon in System Tray when it is
> not connected. How do I remove this icon permanently without
> disabling? I have been searching the web for this answer and
> seems no one has a solution. Can anyone help me?
>

Right-click "start" then Properties -> "Taskbar" tab ->
Make sure "Hide inactive icons" is checked, then click "Customize"
Find the item you want to hide, click in "Behavior" column and select
"Always hide"

HTH,
John

Hi
There are different ways to deal with it in different in OS'. Which one
you have?
Jack (MS, MVP-Networking).

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>I don't want to see the wireless icon in System Tray when it is not
> connected. How do I remove this icon permanently without disabling? I
> have
> been searching the web for this answer and seems no one has a solution.
> Can
> anyone help me?

I have XP, I also tried below steps and it didn't work, the "Wireless No
Connection" icon always end up coming back.

Right-click "start" then Properties -> "Taskbar" tab ->
Make sure "Hide inactive icons" is checked, then click "Customize"
Find the item you want to hide, click in "Behavior" column and select
"Always hide"



"Jack [MVP-Networking]" wrote:

> Hi
> There are different ways to deal with it in different in OS'. Which one
> you have?
> Jack (MS, MVP-Networking).
>
> "Help_needed" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:F88FECBA-65B1-4B4A-BDDF-(E-Mail Removed)...
> >I don't want to see the wireless icon in System Tray when it is not
> > connected. How do I remove this icon permanently without disabling? I
> > have
> > been searching the web for this answer and seems no one has a solution.
> > Can
> > anyone help me?
>
> .
>