Tray Icons and Menu

Set up which icons are shown in system tray.

CPU - Amount of CPU resources that are currently in use. Tooltip shows most active processes that use CPU.

Disk - Current load and temperature of HDD. Tooltip shows most active processes that use HDD. This icon is fully yellow when programs actively read or write to disk.

Disk temperature: °C or °F

Memory - Current usage of physical memory.

Network - State, current speed and amount of data transferred.

Combined Icon.

Close to tray - When you press X button in the right-upper corner, the program will not shut down.

Minimize to tray - When you minimize the program, it removes its window from system taskbar.

Number of programs and folders in tray menu - Tray menu keeps the list of recently launched programs, and folders recently opened in Explorer.

Hidden mode - When you press X button in the right-upper corner, program hides its window. To bring the program out of this mode, click the program link in start menu or use hotkey.

Minimize Windows To Tray

Minimize inactive windows to System Tray and save Taskbar space for minimized windows - Use context menu on Applications page or menu in the tray to hide a window. Taskbar is located at the bottom of the screen. System Tray is located in the bottom right corner of the screen.

Click on a tray icon to bring hidden window to front, or hide window back to the tray. Use single click or double click

Hide tray icon when hidden window is activated to front – hide tray icon, or keep it always in tray

Disable Windows auto-hide feature for tray icons of inactive minimized applications – don’t let Windows to hide inactive icons