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Open ralphmalph9 opened this issue 2 years ago • 5 comments

New folder doesn't survive reboot

ralphmalph9 avatar Jan 09 '23 20:01 ralphmalph9

Any example of foler ?

rojarsmith avatar Jan 10 '23 01:01 rojarsmith

Create a folder in drive C: Add to toolbar successfully. Disappears on reboot.

ralphmalph9 avatar Jan 10 '23 14:01 ralphmalph9

As of this post, I have not had this issue but I just downloaded the program and it may have already been fixed?

Dragnier avatar Jul 15 '23 02:07 Dragnier

I am seeing the same issue. After setup and configuring my folder name TrayToolbar works until I reboot. After a reboot the icon in the tooltray disappears. If I re-run the TrayToolbar.exe then the icon comes back and is configured as I configured it.

RSHarmon avatar Aug 25 '23 11:08 RSHarmon

The setup put the DLL into the startup list instead of the .exe.

Until this is fixed:

  1. Uncheck the "run on logon" option.
  2. Right click on the .exe and drag to the desktop. Create a shortcut.
  3. Right click on the shortcut and select "cut".
  4. Open C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup.
  5. Paste the shortcut there. (No, you can't create the shortcut there directly.)

This will make it start when you logon.

Assuming you trust software whose author won't post the source code.

tlhackque avatar May 12 '24 14:05 tlhackque