Re: volume icon will not open correctly

Thanks very much for your response, unfortunately the
control panel method didn't work and I'm still getting
the file download message. Also, when I looked for any
yellow and red marks there were non present.

>-----Original Message-----
> First, go to Classic Control Panel>Sounds and Audio

Devices. Uncheck the

>box " Place Volume Icon in Task Bar".
> Click Apply>OK. Restart and then go back and recheck

the same box. See

>what happens. If that doesn't work then
> Rt click MyComputer>Properties>Hardware>Device

Manager. Scroll down to

>Sound, Video and game controllers
> click on the + sign and look for any yellow or red

marks. If there are

>any you have to update your audio drivers.
>"Claire Wright" <[email protected]> wrote in

message

>news:04d101c3579b$f1ae3860$[email protected]..

>> I've been having trouble opening the volume control at
>> the bottom right corner of my taskbar. On double

clicking

>> the icon, a window is displayed with the title 'File
>> Download' with the information-
>>
>> Some files can harm your computer. If the file
>> imformation below looks suspicious, or you do not fully
>> trust the source, do not open or save this file.
>> File name:
>> File type: Application
>> From:
>> This type of file could harm your computer if it

contains

>> malicious code.
>> Would you like to open the file or save it to your
>> computer?
>> I then have the option of opening, cancelling or

getting

>> more information.
>> On clicking open, the volume control icon appears on

the

>> taskbar, however the window for the volume panel is not
>> visible. I've tried to move, minimize, maximise and
>> restore the window but nothing causes the window to
>> appear.
>> I hope someone can help me rectify this problem-I'd be
>> really grateful for any responses.
>>

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Re: volume icon will not open correctly