Disabling a icon in taskbar

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  1. AndreTen
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       New #11

    lehnerus2000 said:
    That's like asking, "Is there any good reason you aren't playing Russian Roulette?"
    We are not talking about 1809 here... Could be very old Windows version.
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  3. Bree
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       New #12

    AndreTen said:
    ... Could be very old Windows version.
    From the OP's screenshot it can clearly be identified as being 1511 (or earlier) for the reason I gave in post #9
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  4. titetanium
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    Could it be that the OP has a computer or laptop with say, a 32GB emmc disk? That could be why he hasn't updated in so long.
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  6. Bree
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    titetanium said:
    Could it be that the OP has a computer or laptop with say, a 32GB emmc disk? That could be why he hasn't updated in so long.
    If so, it's not the one in the @SightUp's specs: Type: PC/Desktop, Motherboard: ASRock z77 Extreme6
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  7. AndreTen
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    Bree said:
    From the OP's screenshot it can clearly be identified as being 1511 (or earlier) for the reason I gave in post #9
    That's why I wrote a notice He's not updating to 1809, and this should be safe too by now.
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  8. NMI
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    Bree said:
    From the OP's screenshot it can clearly be identified as being 1511 (or earlier) for the reason I gave in post #9
    It's not the general "action center" notifications icon. It's a Windows Update icon as identified by Brink.

    That Windows Update system tray icon was new in version 1803 (and since Build 17063 for Windows Insiders).

    It can be removed from the taskbar by switching it off at Taskbar settings, Select which icons appear on the taskbar.
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