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spstn · 17-12-02, 08:37 PM

It looks like explorer created another instance of itself, and all the taskbar icons are gone.

I configured Soulseek with the deadly configuration: minimize directly to taskbar, and NOT to refresh periodically.

So now I'm flying "blind". I can't access the program, although I know it's working looking at my GoBack log, which is crazy all unto itself.

I don't wanna restart the comp because that entails losing 200+ places in the queue, prob another 10 hours, also crazy.

So, my question is: Does anyone know how to restore the Soulseek icon without restarting Windows and Slsk?

I'm using Win 98SE.

Thanks in advance.

Edit:

Thread rendered moot by evil system.

Windows won. Again. My dial up stack blew up in flames, so I restored the icons by brute force.

Of course, now it's about 7-10 hours to complete the last song.

Right now I'm thinking about the best way Bill Gates could use his ample christmas tree, inflicting acute pain on his own anatomy.

Just feeling that grinch christmas spirit.

17-12-02, 08:37 PM	#1
spstn No Nonsense Nonsense Join Date: May 2002 Location: Miami Posts: 382	Soulseek Icon In Taskbar Is Gone, Session Going On, I Need It Back. Help! It looks like explorer created another instance of itself, and all the taskbar icons are gone. I configured Soulseek with the deadly configuration: minimize directly to taskbar, and NOT to refresh periodically. So now I'm flying "blind". I can't access the program, although I know it's working looking at my GoBack log, which is crazy all unto itself. I don't wanna restart the comp because that entails losing 200+ places in the queue, prob another 10 hours, also crazy. So, my question is: Does anyone know how to restore the Soulseek icon without restarting Windows and Slsk? I'm using Win 98SE. Thanks in advance. Edit: Thread rendered moot by evil system. Windows won. Again. My dial up stack blew up in flames, so I restored the icons by brute force. Of course, now it's about 7-10 hours to complete the last song. Right now I'm thinking about the best way Bill Gates could use his ample christmas tree, inflicting acute pain on his own anatomy. Just feeling that grinch christmas spirit. Last edited by spstn : 17-12-02 at 11:16 PM.