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January 14th, 2021 08:00
Killer Control Center has stopped minimizing to the Windows 10 notification area
Killer Control Center on my XPS has recently, since about a month ago, stopped minimizing to the Windows 10 notification area on startup. This means that I now have to close Killer Control Center every time I start Windows 10, which annoys me a great bit.
How do I make Killer Control Center minimize on startup automatically as the program has always done on my XPS?
I see no updates for Killer Control Center in Dell Update.
Thank you for your attention
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proksea
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May 24th, 2021 01:00
Update: I decided to just uninstall Killer Control Center, after a brief mail dialog with Killer Networking. I don't know of any need for Killer Control Center, so that seemed like a good workaround. I do not miss Killer Control Center, and now the issue has (of course) disappeared, as there is no program running at all.
bacillus1
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January 14th, 2021 09:00
what version of Killer Control Center are you using?
Have you checked on the Killer website to see if there's an updated version as you sometimes may not find the latest version on the dell download site.
proksea
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January 14th, 2021 09:00
Thanks for your reply. I am using Version 2.2.3267.0. I will ask Killer Networking how I solve the problem. There seems to be a newer version available (v. 2.3.something) from Killer Networking. I have asked them if they propose that I download their latest version, i.e., bypassing Dell Update and its older version. I will update here.
bacillus1
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January 14th, 2021 10:00
if you check the Microsoft store>downloads and updates then you should get the latest version available for download. You can bypass dell update for this one if they don't have the latest version.
proksea
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January 14th, 2021 13:00
Microsoft Store does not seem to have a newer version. Microsoft Store says the software was installed on January 6 - perhaps it was the Microsoft Store that did the update, and not Dell Update, and perhaps that might be the cause of the issue? But Dell Update does not suggest another version.