[Nabel]

Hi!

I'm looking for a solution to hide Lenovos Power Manager gauge in windows task bar.
I'm deploying a big numer of computers and I don't want to change it manually on every computer, what I want is a way to disable it through windows registry or a config file. I still want the program running in the background and if a user want it shown he can "unhide" it.

Regards,

Nabel

[allen2]

Use regshot:
- shot registry (1st ) before applying the setting manually on one computer.
- apply manually the setting.
- shot registry (2nd) and compare.
This way you'll see which keys were modified.

[Nabel]

allen2, on 19 August 2011 - 01:33 AM, said:

Use regshot:
- shot registry (1st ) before applying the setting manually on one computer.
- apply manually the setting.
- shot registry (2nd) and compare.
This way you'll see which keys were modified.

I've gone through every step you gave me and changed the value in regedit that regshot said I changed(during the shoots) although it don't disapear.(also after a reboot)

This post has been edited by Nabel: 19 August 2011 - 04:33 AM

[Nabel]

I found the application in Microsofts "System Configuration" under the Startup tab, and disabeld it. Now I can see an empty battery in the task bar after a boot.