Battery icon missing on my laptop

hello ravi, The other day my laptop lost its connection from our router. I tried to connect and disconnect from it. I check the connection level and it says "excellent" I check the details and found 54mbps- working good huh...but I cannot open any browser. I am fed up so I connect my laptop directly from the main source (internet connection) Then I saw the connection turn red with an X Now I check control panel and internet connection and disabled the connection. But I cannot see the "enable" option- whatsoever. I keep searching on how will I see the two monitor icon for repairing/enabling the connection - but in vain. I keep checking the control panel- details-properties and keep on doing it in circle. Until out of the blue- I managed to enable the connection...and dang...it's connected. But honestly I don't know what I did to make it enable And don't ask me where did I found the option- because I can't find and I can't remember how I did it

I heard this problem first time shut down the lappi and then see may be appear. Ohh you tried again then appear nice means it is playing with hide and seek. haha... just kidding sir.

I use computers since 1985. Certainly many of the problems I had, about the operating system, software or hardware. Operating system and software problems, fix most of my own. But for hardware, I have to serve in a computer workshop. Menu on the taskbar is part of the operating system. For change, there is in the control panel. But I'm still confused, if the battery icon suddenly disappeared?

I never tried that.. though I often turn my battery Icon off.. It only appears when it gives signal that it has low battery and has to be charge..

simple battery/power notification is either turned on or off sometimes if another program/ application/drivers are installed. It sometimes conflicts with the system32 and have some glitches. It sometimes happen and the system will automatically restore it once it completed its scan on identifying on the new installed devices or programs. This also happens when Your cmos clock settings are incorrect..

I never had such accidental experience but I do such experience intentional. Try to play with your Operating System then this accidents will turn to incidence. Why don't you try new stuff by filling your computer with virus and try to get make your own antivirus for them. Well I know some students who do such stuff and I also like to join them and learn from them. It is interesting how they tackle viruses of their own. They code antivirus script in assembly language I like their work but don't understand them all, so I ask for reference.

probably it must be some technical fault with the battery,just try restarting and loading it again.it must be hidden in the taskbar,give it another shot and contact customer care people.they would help you out.i experienced so many times that is because of the glitch in the computer ,it will just keep happening sometimes for sure