MSFT Update deleted Volume Icon from System Tray. Not only was the ICON removed and not present as a
hidden Icon, when I went to Settings, System, Notifications & Actions, Choose
Your Quick Actions to try to turn it on via “Turn system icons on or off” it
was grayed out. When I went to “Select which icons appear on the Taskbar” the
Volume “square” was there, but no ICON was in it, nor could it be selected because
it too was grayed out. This was also true for two other icons I desired in the
System tray, Windows Defender and Everything. So, I edited the Registry as per http://www.technipages.com/windows-system-icons-missing-from-notification-area
and restarted. Specifically, edit HKEY_Current_User/Software/Classes/Local/Settings/Software/Microsoft/Windows/Current Version/Tray Notify, export to save
that key and values for backup if needed, and then delete Iconstreams and PastIconStream
values. After a restart, Volume came back. After starting Everything
application, it too now displayed an Icon both in System Tray and within a settings
square. I haven’t tried to get Windows Defender’s square reset to an ICON, but
I could turn it on in Settings.
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