Finally, in the properties window, check the Show icon in taskbar when connected or Show icon in notification area when connected box at the bottom of the window.For example, right-click 'Local Area Connection' and select Properties. In the Network connections window, right-click the network you want to view the network icon for and select Properties.If this icon is not available, open Network Connections from the Control Panel. Right-click the My Network Places or Network Neighborhood icon on the desktop and select Properties.Click the OK button on each open window to save the setting changes and close the windows.For the Network entry under System Icons, select On in the drop-down menu to the right.At the bottom of the window, click the Turn system icons on or off link.

To the right of that entry, under Behaviors, make sure Show icon and notifications is selected in the drop-down menu. In the Taskbar and Start menu Properties window, on the Taskbar tab, click the Customize button in the Notification area section.Right-click the taskbar and select Properties in the pop-up menu.See: How to enable or disable Airplane Mode. The disappearing webpages are actually still there, since my cursor changes shape and. I can add the other gadgetscalendar, weather, etc.but not the clock. I right click on an empty space on my desktop and select gadget, then click on the clock, but nothing happens. If using Wi-Fi, make sure Airplane mode is disabled on your computer before proceeding with the steps below. By default, Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 display your computers clock on the right corner of your taskbar, which also shows the current date. The other day my analog clock on my desktop (windows 7) disappeared.

Windows 7 clock disappeared