From: Arun
Dont Worry....... Just rightclick on taskbar---->properties----->select Notification Area Tab--------->In system Icon select "volume" ................I hope it will help u........
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The volume control icon has disappeared from the taskbar
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My volume control button has dissapeared from the bottom right hand corner of my screen - how can i get it back?
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Anonymous
2018-08-25T10:14:27+00:00 I right clicked but cannot find properties......
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2014-07-06T03:50:09+00:00 From: Arun
Dont Worry....... Just rightclick on taskbar---->properties----->select Notification Area Tab--------->In system Icon select "volume" ................I hope it will help u........
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what if don't i did all that and my volume icon is off and you can't turn it on
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Anonymous
2011-04-14T01:31:19+00:00 With this problem when you go to the Notification area, the volume box there is greyed out and you can not get it back this way. My plwer box there is also greyed out. Mine happened after a big 26 item update.
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Anonymous
2009-11-25T23:48:18+00:00 I realize your response is almost a year old, but I'm having this same issue. I right clicked on the Taskbar >> Properties >> Customize under Notification Area. The Creative Volume Control was under Past Items, but it was set to Always show. I even tried selecting 'Hide when inactive' and rebooting, reselecting 'Always show', rebooting, and it still doesn't show. I'm set to receive Windows Updates automatically, and the problem started with the update prior to the most recent one.
It's VERY annoying to not have it. The only way I can semi-conveniently control my volume now is the volume control knob on the monitor. How do I get my icon back?