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VBForums Visual Basic Visual Basic 6 and Earlier [RESOLVED] System Tray (Refresh) Mar 5th, 2007, 12:24 PM #1 Thread Starter Fanatic Member Thread Starter--> [RESOLVED] System Tray (Refresh) I have a server program set to run in the system tray.. It uses the code from this link is all fine and dandy except for one thing.. There's several spots in the program where it will close and restart itself by using the Shell command. The problem is when it closes itself, it leaves the icon in the system tray.I have to run my mouse over the icon and it will dissapear. Is there a way to refresh the systemtray to make it get rid of that icon so that when i check the server i dont see that icon on there 500 times. Last edited by Hack; Mar 5th, 2007 at 01:52 PM. Reason: Added [RESOLVED] to thread title and green "resolved" checkmark Mar 5th, 2007, 12:28 PM #2 Re: System Tray (Refresh) In the form unload, put this Code: Shell_NotifyIcon NIM_DELETE, SysTrayWhere SysTray is the variable you have declared as NOTIFYICONDATA.In your Form's declaration section, if you do not already have it, place this Code: Private Const NIM_DELETE = &H2 Mar 5th, 2007, 12:31 PM #3 Re: System Tray (Refresh) how are you ending the program - if you're unloading everything properly and making sure ShellTrayRemove gets called then it should be fine. If you're using End - then i could see why you'd be getting that behaviour Mar 5th, 2007, 12:33 PM #4 Thread Starter Fanatic Member Thread Starter--> Re: System Tray (Refresh) When i try to run it, it highlights "SysTray" from your code and says "ByRef Argument Type Mismatch"I have no clue what the purpose of the variable or whatever SysTray is, but if i knew i could fix it Is it the form? Mar 5th, 2007, 12:39 PM #5 Thread Starter Fanatic Member Thread Starter--> Re: System Tray (Refresh) The program ends with this code in the Unload section of the form: Code: Private Sub Form_Unload(Cancel As Integer) ShellTrayRemove UnSubClass Cancel = False Shell_NotifyIcon NIM_DELETE, systrayEnd SubOne thing that doesnt make sence about that, is the code from that site has you put in Cancel = False.... But thats boolean, cancel is an integer. Mar 5th, 2007, 12:39 PM #6 Thread Starter Fanatic Member Thread Starter--> Re: System Tray (Refresh) Last edited by PMad; Mar 5th, 2007 at 12:42 PM. Reason: Double Post Mar 5th, 2007, 12:56 PM #7 Thread Starter Fanatic Member Thread Starter--> Re: System Tray (Refresh) Originally Posted by Hack Where SysTray is the variable you have declared as NOTIFYICONDATA. Duhh... Now i feel like an idiot Mar 5th, 2007, 01:02 PM

#8 Thread Starter Fanatic Member Thread Starter--> Re: System Tray (Refresh) Ok Hack, i put in that code but it does the exact same thing as before. But i noticed another problem as well, after 1 person connects to the server and updates their files, the server completly restarts, which is correct.. But not only is the old systray icon still there, but now the server is unresponsive until i Restore the window and minimize it again... Mar 5th, 2007, 01:12 PM #9 Thread Starter Fanatic Member Thread Starter--> Re: System Tray (Refresh) ok, i dont know if this is just some weird thing that has to do with VB itself, but i figured it out...When the server loads, its set to start minimized and not show in the taskbar.Doing this would make my winsock control unresponsive until i restored the window.So instead, i start the form with windowstate as 0 which is normal. I didnt code that in, just did it through the properties.Then under the forms Activate, after winsock.listen i put in .windowstate = 1, which is minimize.. This fixed ALL the problems... Weird!Now it clears that icon and the server is responsive every time.. VB is weird sometimes! VBForums Visual Basic Visual Basic 6 and Earlier [RESOLVED] System Tray (Refresh) Posting Permissions You may not post new threads You may not post replies You may not post attachments You may not edit your posts BB code is On Smilies are On [IMG] code is On [VIDEO] code is On HTML code is Off Forum Rules Click Here to Expand Forum to Full Width

Running, but the tray service manager is not able to establish communication to the service client. If this happens right after the first startup of the integration client it could indicate that the SERVICE_PORT_NUMBER of the client is occupied by another running program. If the yellow indicator is shown for an integration client it could indicate that the integration client is dead locked and unresponsive. Green – a communication channel has been established between the tray service manager and the service client. The different tabs on the right will allow a user to obtain information about the status of the service client.The service list button panelThe service list button panel provides the following components: Component name Type Description Add remote Button Clicking this button opens a dialog which enables the user to add a remote service. To add a remote service the user most input a host and a port range. The host could be an IP address or a hostname. The port range specifies the range where ROB-EX Scheduler Tray Icon will search for services. If the port is known, the range can simply be one port. The port number is assigned by the Tray Icon installer and can be changed/viewed by opening the service configuration file. Refresh Button Clicking the ‘Refresh’-button will start an automated search scanning the local \services file system for any information about ROB-EX Scheduler services and adds any found service to the service list. Notice that it does not search for actual installed Windows services; it only scans local file system (so it might show services that has been removed as a Windows service, but still exists on the file system). Remove Button Clicking the ‘Remove’-button, will remove the service that is selected in the service list. The service information areaThe service information area consists of three tabs. The Service Info tab, the Console output tab, and the Log viewer tab.Each tab is updated with some kind of information about the selected service from the service list.The Service Info tabThe service info area provides the user with general information about the service.The service info

Output from the service that is selected in the service list, i.e. this is the same information sent to the ROB-EX Scheduler client log file.The console output button panelThe console output button panel has two components. The following table shows what the different components are for: Component name Type Description Refresh output Button Clicking the ‘Refresh output’-button, will make ROB-EX Scheduler Tray Icon refresh the console output for the service that is selected in the service list. Close Button Clicking the ‘Close’-button will close the main window (ROB-EX Scheduler Services). The Log viewer tabThe log viewer date area shows the date from which we will show logs for the service that is selected in the service list.Log entries that are older than that will not be displayed in the log viewer table.Note: This area is empty if no service is selected in the service list.The log viewer tableThe log viewer table shows a list of log entries, for the service that is selected in the service list, with some brief information about the log.The log viewer detail areaThe log viewer detail area shows detailed information for the log entry that is selected in the log viewer table.The log viewer button panelThe log viewer button panel has four components. The following table shows what the different components are for: Component name Type Description Refresh Button Clicking the ‘Refresh’-button, will make ROB-EX Scheduler Tray Icon refresh the log viewer table entries for the service that is selected in the service list. Clear Button Clicking the ‘Clear’-button, will make ROB-EX Scheduler Tray Icon clear the log viewer table of all entries.It then saves the newest date of the cleared entries, so that the log viewer table will only display logs that are newer than that date. Reset Button Clicking the ‘Reset’-button, will make ROB-EX Scheduler Tray Icon delete the saves date displayed in the log viewer date area, so that all logs will be show the next time the ‘Refresh’-button is clicked. Close Button Clicking the ‘Close’-button will close the main window (ROB-EX Scheduler Services).

Removing the red X on files in Windows 11 is a straightforward process. You need to ensure that your files are properly synced with OneDrive, check for any permission issues, and potentially re-sign into your Microsoft account. These steps will help you clear up those annoying red X marks.In this section, you’ll learn how to get rid of the red X marks that sometimes appear on your files and folders in Windows 11. These marks usually indicate sync issues or permission problems. Follow the steps below to resolve these issues.Step 1: Check OneDrive Sync StatusOpen OneDrive and verify if it is syncing correctly.To do this, click on the OneDrive icon in your system tray. If OneDrive is not syncing, follow the prompts to resolve any issues. Sometimes, it might just need a restart or sign-in.Step 2: Re-Sign into OneDriveSign out of OneDrive and sign back in.Go to the OneDrive settings from the system tray icon. Choose to sign out and then sign back in with your Microsoft account. This can often refresh your sync status and clear the red X.Step 3: Reboot Your ComputerRestart your computer after completing the previous steps.A simple reboot can often resolve lingering issues. This allows your system to refresh and apply any changes made during the previous steps.Step 4: Check File PermissionsEnsure you have the proper permissions for the files and folders.Right-click on the affected file or folder, go to ‘Properties’, then ‘Security’ tab. Make sure your user account has full control. Adjust permissions if necessary.Step 5: Update Windows and OneDriveCheck for any available updates for Windows and OneDrive.Go to ‘Settings’, then ‘Update & Security’, and click on ‘Check for updates’. Also, ensure OneDrive is updated by checking its settings.Once you’ve completed these steps, you should notice that the red X marks on your files