Battery Icon disapears in system tray

hello. When I start my laptop I expect that the icon off the battery is in
the system tray. But most of the times it isn't. So I can't see how much
power my battery has left.
When I go to: properties > system tray (systemicons), there I can click
on: clock - volume - network an energy.
But most of the time I can't click on them. It's really odd.

Can anybody help me with that?

"Klarie" wrote:

> hello. When I start my laptop I expect that the icon off the battery is in
> the system tray. But most of the times it isn't. So I can't see how much
> power my battery has left.
> When I go to: properties > system tray (systemicons), there I can click
> on: clock - volume - network an energy.
> But most of the time I can't click on them. It's really odd.
>
> Can anybody help me with that?



I found the answer! Thx anyway

Klarie, how did you fix it? I'm having the same problem.

"Klarie" wrote:

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>
> "Klarie" wrote:
>
> > hello. When I start my laptop I expect that the icon off the battery is in
> > the system tray. But most of the times it isn't. So I can't see how much
> > power my battery has left.
> > When I go to: properties > system tray (systemicons), there I can click
> > on: clock - volume - network an energy.
> > But most of the time I can't click on them. It's really odd.
> >
> > Can anybody help me with that?
>
>
>
> I found the answer! Thx anyway

Right click on the Start button, click "Properties". Where it says
"Notification icon", click that tab. On the right click "customize"
and there should be a list of icons with a button at the bottom that
says "restore defaults". Click that that and save the changes. Now
the power checkbox should work!

Hope that helps. ~

Right now the checkbox for Power is grayed out while everything else is
checked and fine. I tried unchecking and checking the hide inactive icons and
also went into customize and restored everything to the default setting. I
also restarted the computer but it's still grayed out. Can you help me out?

"t.beakart@gmail.com" wrote:

> Right click on the Start button, click "Properties". Where it says
> "Notification icon", click that tab. On the right click "customize"
> and there should be a list of icons with a button at the bottom that
> says "restore defaults". Click that that and save the changes. Now
> the power checkbox should work!
>
> Hope that helps. ~
>