To hide an icon behind the up arrow and stop it from appearing even when it wants to show a notification, select “Hide icon and notifications”. To hide an icon behind the up arrow except when it needs to show you a notification, select “Only show notifications”. To have an icon always appear on your taskbar, select “Show icon and notifications” for that icon.
You’ll see a list of the icons that have appeared in your notification area.
You can also right-click your taskbar, select “Properties”, and click the “Customize” button in the Taskbar and Start Menu Properties window that appears. To further customize your notification area icons, click the “Customize” link behind the up arrow. Click the up arrow to see all your notification area icons.Ĭontrol whether an icon appears on your taskbar or this tray by dragging and dropping it between the two areas. Windows 7 and 8 also hide icons behind the up arrow to save taskbar space. If you enable a system icon here but disable it on the “Select which icons appear on the taskbar” screen, it will be shown behind the up arrow. The options here work differently–if you disable an icon here, it won’t appear in the notification area at all–not even behind the up arrow. Use the options here to configure which icons are shown. To customize the system icons–for example, the clock, volume, network, and power icons–go back to the previous pane and click the “Turn system icons on or off” link under Notification Area.
The up arrow will vanish and all your open notification area icons will always appear on your taskbar. If you’d rather have Windows always show these on the taskbar, enable the “Always show all icons in the notification area” slider at the top of the screen. Icons set to “On” will appear on the taskbar, while icons set to “Off” will be hidden behind the up arrow. Use the list here to customize which icons appear on the taskbar. Scroll down to the “Notification Area” section and click the “Select which icons appear on the taskbar” link.
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