That should do it. It isn't as pretty as a Toolbar, but it is the best solution that I have found. Microsoft - it is really really poor practice to remove functionality that people use daily and have come to rely on.
It takes a long time to configure environments so they work for one and it would be nice to see a little more respect for your user base.
I have been a Windows user since version 3. It has been a long practice for Microsoft Apple does it, too to make usage decisions for us.
I am a power user. Most of my Windows friends have never even used File Manager. So, Microsoft makes these changes to cater to the low-end "normal" user instead of the rest of us. It is absolutely a necessity to NOT remove the functionality that more powerful users rely on.
Move these features around, but don't get rid of them. I did leave out one step on my workaround:. Great find! A very workable compromise solution. My only ideal addition would be to be able to add more than one folder to be a complete Desktop menu solution since desktop icons appear in both User and Public locations. The "new toolbar" is better than nothing, but just barely. It is NOT a replacement for the old toolbar. The links are not hot. Trying to switch my browser to it is difficult.
Any easy way to do it? Leo, I have a new computer and Windows Please help me out. Thank you Leo. I resolved putting back the Menu bar, File, Edit, View….. I just press F11 on the top of Keyboard as you instructed. Leo, Thank you so much! I was at my wits end without the File, Edit,….. Thanks, Leo. After spending at least an hour trying to retrieve my toolbars, I luckily found your site.
You made if simple. After reading through dozens of articles about restoring the top of the screen so I can switch between tabs, with no luck, it was as simple as pressing F I like people like you that are willing to post helpful instructions on the internet.
Not only helpful, but very easy to follow instructions. My computer crashed a few days ago and that put me through a little bit of stress getting it repaired. My menu toolbar disappeared as well of course and I had completely forgotten how to recover it.
Related to the question posed is a problem I keep encountering with my FireFox browser: Every so often my settings disappear and the browser loses my customizations. The theme disappears, all sorts of things are misplaced. My FireFox profile appears to be intact. Inevitably, I have to copy a backup of my profile to my Firefox profile directory to restore it. Thanks Leo, This time is no different to any other time. Leo — You are a guardian angel….. I retrieved file with your simple directions… Do you have a book of problem solving?
Have a blessed holiday. Many if not most Ask Leo! You can use the search field on any askleo. I have a new computer and it does not have the tool bar, which I need to open and view files for html. Any insights? Many laptops come with the default of having the function keys perform the Fn functions the icons shown above the Function key number.
Are you unable to resize click and hold on an edge and drag it , or maximize click the maximize icon to take it full-screen it? I want to thank Leo very much for the help. Wow, reeealy. It was just that easy. Thank you again! Comments violating those rules will be removed. Comments that don't add value will be removed, including off-topic or content-free comments, or comments that look even a little bit like spam.
All comments containing links and certain keywords will be moderated before publication. I want comments to be valuable for everyone, including those who come later and take the time to read. Later, go back to the Task Manager. Select "Run new task" in the drop-down "File" menu. Type "explorer" in the "Create new task" window. The moment you hit "OK" button, the explorer program will be restarted automatically.
Check if your taskbar is visible or not. As a result, you can see the disappeared taskbar again after restarting explorer. In most cases, force restarting is always a useful solution to fix system crashes and other small errors automatically including Windows 10 taskbar icons disappeared. Some people also report that taskbar disappears when on Internet like Firefox, Chrome, etc.
Well, if above methods do not work, you can try to update OS and applications to the latest version. In addition, make sure you are not in the "Table Mode". Sometimes the system switches to Table Mode automatically, which will result in taskbar disappeared error.
During this time, you should open "Settings" to disable "Table Mode" and find hiding app icons again. As a result, next time you have taskbar disappeared error, you can try solutions above to fix the problem with ease.
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DVD Creator. PDF Converter Ultimate. Yes No. Sorry this didn't help. Thanks for your feedback. Angry and Disappointed. The Windows Explorer toolbar is missing. This is a gating issue for me.
I will return the computer and demand a refund or demand XP if this can't be fixed.
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