This is quite trivial and non-system-imperiling, but I've wondered about it for so long I finally had to ask. Both indicate network connectivity. The first one means you're connected wirelessly; the ...
This can be done using two built-in options. This post will help you in doing so. Later, you can also show the network icon again. In the first step, open the Registry Editor using the Run Command ...
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