Hi, Having found no way within Windows itself to disable or hide the 'local area connection - a network cable is unplugged' icon whenever I switch off my DSL modem, I have tried to do it via PowerPro. I setup (in the HookWindowEvents list) a TrayIcon command. I selected Hide, then clicked on the tray icon. PowerPro detected the icon and simulated a right click as a test (which worked). It then prompted me for a name - so I typed in LocalAreaConnection3 (the name of the icon when you tooltip over it). I clicked Ok and then applied it. The icon disappeared. All working well so far. However, as soon as I reboot, the icon reappears and I have to go and add another TrayIcon command in PowerPro. Does anyone know how to get rid of this icon permanently? Before trying PowerPro, I tried using the 'Hide Inactive Icons' option in Windows - but even though I have 'always hide' selected, Windows just ignores that and always shows this icon. --
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