> As far as I can tell, there is no such a symptom with the explorer
> shell, only with an alt shell like LiteStep. This Unicode check 
might
> be the cause in litestep, so I'd like to try after disabling this
> check. Could have that option?


I cannot make this a configurable option as it is in the pprotray 
dll which does not look at configuration info and in fact gets 
loaded very early in system start up.  

I don't see how it could be the unicode flag in this case.  The 
unicode setting is based on the window in the calling program which 
is setting the tray icon, not whether the shell is UniCode.  The 
unicode setting is needed to determine how the calling program has 
populated the notifyicondata structure, which has many versions, and 
which starts like this:

typedef struct _NOTIFYICONDATA {
    DWORD cbSize;
    HWND hWnd;
    UINT uID;
    UINT uFlags;
    UINT uCallbackMessage;
    HICON hIcon;
    TCHAR szTip[64];
    DWORD dwState;
    DWORD dwStateMask;
 ; ... more stuff follows

PowerPro needs the dwState stuff (for hidden icons), and so it needs 
to know if szTip is 64 or 128 bytes.  (It is actually even worse, as 
for newer version of structure szTip is 128 characters, not 64).

Again, this structure is set by calling program, unless Litestep is 
somehow replacing the message before PowerPro sees it.

If you want to experiment, I uploaded 2 version of pprotray.dll to 
usual place:  pprotray1.dll ignores flag indicated whether or not 
there is a tool tip in uFlags.  pprtray2.dll does this and also 
never translates from Unicode for tool tip.

You'll likely have to deinstall tray support, reboot, take backup of 
current pprotray.dll, copy one of above over, then re-install and 
reboot.








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