Sound manager from system tray

Hi, I disabled the tray icon, and can't seem to get it back, or at least get into the manager so I can adjust the equalizer from it and all. Any help would be great. Running 3820 with win xp home. Anything else that would help, let me know. I have searched soundman or whatever the name of it was and couldn't still find it, so i'm stumped, thanks in advance....

ok, now i see it in my control panel, i never thought of changing it to the classic view until you said that, but yeah, the first question, it is a via board. I will see the run option now......
well, couldn't get the sstray to work. even tried stray. at least i got it now from the contol panel, thanks guys for your help and replies. i never thought of the classic view, because I'm always used to the category mode, anyways, thanks for opening up my eyes.

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