Varyl
31-12-2005, 09:36
After searching through the forums for others who have had the same problem I found this thread:
http://forum.goteamspeak.com/showthread.php?t=12088
No solution was ever presented, they never figured out the exact cause of the problem either...
What happens:
I run Teamspeak(Whatever version is current, downloaded it from website today)
After running teamspeak it works perfectly fine until I minimize it.
When I click on it in the system tray it comes back but it is greyed out, nothing is clickable, the only thing I can do is to click on it again in system tray and hide/show/disconnect/connect.
I have narrowed down the problem on my system, and it seems to follow with what the people in that thread were saying, I currently use Objectdock (http://www.stardock.com/products/objectdock/) to replace explorer's task bar and system tray.
My User Interface (http://www.deviantart.com/view/25346547/) As you can see the dock along the top acts as my system tray.
When I re-enable explorer's task bar/system tray and click on Teamspeak in there it functions normally, when I click on it Objectdock's system tray, it does as described, from what I can guess the program is set to look for something in explorer, since the other people mentioned using Blackbox, a shell alternative, and desktopx/objectbar to replace their task bar/system tray as well.
Alright, I am not asking for you all to put in a special fix just for those using the software described above, I am more looking for an alternative way to fix it on my end, I tried running under different compatability in hopes of Teamspeak being set up to react differently to older operating systems.
Any thoughts anyone?
http://forum.goteamspeak.com/showthread.php?t=12088
No solution was ever presented, they never figured out the exact cause of the problem either...
What happens:
I run Teamspeak(Whatever version is current, downloaded it from website today)
After running teamspeak it works perfectly fine until I minimize it.
When I click on it in the system tray it comes back but it is greyed out, nothing is clickable, the only thing I can do is to click on it again in system tray and hide/show/disconnect/connect.
I have narrowed down the problem on my system, and it seems to follow with what the people in that thread were saying, I currently use Objectdock (http://www.stardock.com/products/objectdock/) to replace explorer's task bar and system tray.
My User Interface (http://www.deviantart.com/view/25346547/) As you can see the dock along the top acts as my system tray.
When I re-enable explorer's task bar/system tray and click on Teamspeak in there it functions normally, when I click on it Objectdock's system tray, it does as described, from what I can guess the program is set to look for something in explorer, since the other people mentioned using Blackbox, a shell alternative, and desktopx/objectbar to replace their task bar/system tray as well.
Alright, I am not asking for you all to put in a special fix just for those using the software described above, I am more looking for an alternative way to fix it on my end, I tried running under different compatability in hopes of Teamspeak being set up to react differently to older operating systems.
Any thoughts anyone?