Question : Hide the Task Scheduler Icon in the System Tray

I have been looking all over for a way to hide the task scheduler icon on the system tray.
I've found a great little utility, tray keeper at http://www.mlin.net/.  The only problem is that it will leave it's own icon in place of the hidden ones.
My situation is that I need to lock the systems down tight enough to keep the "button pushers" from screwing things up.  I have to automate a number of tasks and don't want them to have the ability to monkey around with the Task Scheduler.
I need either a way to hide it's icon in the System Tray, or a way to restrict access to it.

Answer : Hide the Task Scheduler Icon in the System Tray

Just a guess - I found my mstask in

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunServices

and it doesn't show in the systray. I'm using a different version of Windows though.

Try cutting the key from "run" and pasting into "run services"

Brian