For each user, you just need to launch TrayStatus from the Start menu, enable the "Start with Windows" option in the Settings, and paste in the license key in the Settings > License Key tab. No need to do a full installation for each user osition:relative;vertical-align:middle;">

Hope that helps!

Jan 31, 2019  • #2

Yeah, but Tray Status only appears in the taskbar of the administrator who installed it (= me), so there is no way that I can see it when another user connects to W10, and therefore, no way to check the "Start with Windows" box, nor configure anything else for other users. osition:relative;vertical-align:middle;">

Feb 5, 2019 (modified Feb 7, 2019)  • #3

It still shows up in the Start menu for all users though, and you can launch it from there, then enable the Start with Windows setting.

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Feb 5, 2019  • #4

Thanks but...

For some reason, TrayStatus does not appear in the start menu, neither for the administrator, nor for other users of my new Asus VivoBook.

Anyway, I simply opened it directly from c:\Program Files\TrayStatus\TrayStatus.exe for each user, and then configured it to "Start with Windows" and so on.

Problem solved.

Thanks a lot! It's a fine app for laptops without useful DEL's on the keyboard, like mine.

Feb 7, 2019  • #5

Glad to hear you were able to get it sorted out, and thanks for the kind words!

Strange that it's not showing up in the Start menu. Does it show up in the Start menu for the user that installed it?

Feb 7, 2019  • #6

Nope. It appears in the taskbar, but not in the Start menu.

Feb 7, 2019  • #7

Strange! Running the installer again would likely fix that up, if you need to in the future.

Thanks!

Feb 8, 2019  • #8