Windows 10: WIFI Icon was REMOVED from Hidden Icons Menu System Tray after latest update 6/14/2021

How do I get the WI-FI or Network icon back in the menu which shows hidden icons? After the latest Windows update yesterday, it's been removed. I don't know what that popup menu is called, but here are screenshots: Wi-Fi/Network IconThanks.

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Tray icon disappears

I've been experiencing since the installation of Windows XP SP2 on multiple machines with the ATITool Tray Icon disappearing upon load at system startup. Sometimes it's there, sometimes it's not. Enabling or Disabling the "Hide Inactive (tray) Icons" WinXP menu option doesn't have any effect. The only way to open ATITool after it has loaded is to go through the start menu to open it again. I have "minimize on close" selected in ATITool. When closing ATITool, you see it make the motions of minimizing to the tray area but no icon is displayed. Any ideas?

 

How to recover hidden icon in System tray on Windows 10?

Hi Callum,

As you are facing issues with un-hiding the icon in System tray, we will help you with this issue.

Do let us know which is the icon you have deleted from the system tray for better assistance?

I suggest you to try the below steps to add the icons to Taskbar and check if it helps.

• Press Windows key, click on Settings.
• Click on System> Notifications & actions.
• Click on Select which icons appear on taskbar (to select the icons that appear on Taskbar)
  and also click on Turn system icons on or off

Hope it helps. If the issue still persists, let us know with brief description for further assistance. We will be happy to help you.

Thank you.

 

Move "Safely Remove Hardware" icon from system tray to Hidden Icons

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Thanks to Mooly and slicendice for responses

The Windows Explorer setting was Off when I entered the dialog. I changed to On.

The Safely Remove icon is still on the taskbar (with an external drive connected), but I want it to be in the Hidden Icons.






Maybe I should try to delete the sys tray icon, and start over again using Shawn Brink's tutorial? If yes - how do I remove the sys tray icon?

Thanks.