Remove Icons from Notification Area
Posted by Chris in General, Windows Tips on February 23, 2010
If you have items in Past Items that are have long ago been removed from the system and want to remove them from the list, use the following procedure.
Click Start > Run > Regedit
Navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\TrayNotify
Delete the IconStreams and PastIconsStream values.
Open Task Manager (ctrl-alt-del), click Processes tab, click Explorer.exe, then click End Process.
While in Task Manager, goto File > New Task > type explorer, then click OK
This will reset your icons and populate the bar with your currently running apps that make use of the tollbar area.
Be Blessed!
Chris
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Facebook 101
Facebook is here to stay – we know this and as a business you must be willing embrace it.
In the coming days I will be going over some basic Facebook fundementals to help you get inline with your clients and get THEM to spread the word.
So come back often and be sure to check out the tools available in the sidebars – not everything is a Google ad 
Many will be tools that I have purchased in order to evaluate to help you sift through the opulence that is out there.
God Bless!
Chris
