PeeDee
Sat Mar 29 05:34:00 PDT 2008
Thanks again Colin. Right clicking on the icon brings up an 'exit' command,
but it only works until the next boot, when the icon returns. It would be
possible, I suppose, to delete the software and then do a custom re-install,
if that would allow me to not install the Canoscan component, although that
component may play some sort of role in printing photographs with the
particular Canon printer (iP90) that the software came with. Or, maybe I'll
just have to ignore it!
"Colin Barnhorst" wrote:
> What happens when you right click on it and choose delete?
>
> "PeeDee" <PeeDee@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:D60D914A-02CD-4272-9CB2-50208BD774CB@microsoft.com...
> > Thanks Colin. Short of deleting the iP90 software, do you know of any way
> > to
> > get rid of this particular icon? However, from time-to-time I do use the
> > iP90
> > printer, but not to scan. Any further suggestions?
> >
> > "Colin Barnhorst" wrote:
> >
> >> You pretty much have identified it. It was part of the Canon printer
> >> software you said you loaded.
> >>
> >> "PeeDee" <PeeDee@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> >> news:5B7657C6-9F72-4AB8-A537-2A6E32771D41@microsoft.com...
> >> >I have the following icon on my task bar (right end): Canoscan D660U
> >> >Utility!
> >> > However, I cannot identify this icon, or where it came from. And it
> >> > doesn't
> >> > go away when I right click it, exit it, and then I re-boot (when it
> >> > comes
> >> > back). I do not have a Canon scanner, but did load a printer software
> >> > (iP90),
> >> > although I don't think this icon was launched with that software (but
> >> > who
> >> > knows (o;). Any suggestions on how to get rid of it - if it is of no
> >> > value?
> >>
>