I cannot see my Eco Time Server module in my task tray
Starting from Windows Server 2003, services operate on their own dedicated desktop.
Unlike in Windows XP, where a service could sometimes attach to the first user's desktop, modern versions of Windows no longer support this.
As a result, although the Eco Time Server icon is technically active, it will not be visible on any standard user desktop when running as a service.
In Terminal Services environments (including Remote Desktop Services), each user session runs on a separate desktop.
Consequently, the icon will not appear in any user session when the server is running as a service.
However, if the server is launched manually (i.e., not as a service but as a standalone executable),
the icon will appear—but only on the desktop of the user who started the program.
If visibility of the system tray icon is essential, consider running the server manually rather than as a service.
If visibility of the system tray icon is essential, consider running the server manually rather than as a service.