How To Show Toolbar In Windows Explorer
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Last calendar week my Windows Explorer Toolbar disappeared. When I open up "my
documents" or any other folder on my computer, the top toolbar isn't present.
I can't access the file menu, change folder views, or annihilation.
I've run several checks for viruses or malware using McAfee and AdAware with
no meaning results.
I doubtable it's a problem in Windows, but I tin can't figure out how to repair it.
I continue Windows up to date, and running extremely lean. I have few extra
processes running.
I attempted a organization restore back to the solar day before the trouble occurred.
Upon startup, I would go an mistake message stating Windows Explorer Must
Close. I did an unrestore.
Anyone who has had this problem... and fixed information technology... I'd dear to hear from you.
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Hither are some things to expect at and/or attempt.
In no item society, just, delight read it all.
In Full Screen (F11) the Menu Bar, the Address Bar and Links tin be added.
Yous can also correct click the Toolbar and select Menu Bar.
Alt + V will open the View menu where you lot can uncheck Total Screen.
The Menu Bar has:
File
Edit
View
Favorites
Tools
Assist
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You will accept to attempt these in both Internet Explorer and Windows Explorer.
Try Alt + Spacebar and select Restore.
or Alt + Spacebar + R.
Try Alt + Five and UNCheck Full Screen.
or Alt + V + F.
Try Alt + V, point to Toolbars and select Menu Bar.
or Alt + V + T + M.
Too the File menus could have been removed do to Group Policy and/or a
registry setting.
Open the Registry Editor...
Commencement | Run | Type: regedit | Click OK |
Navigate to >>>
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\
Policies\Explorer
and/or
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\
Policies\Explorer
Value Name: NoFileMenu
Value Type: REG_DWORD
Value Information: 0 or one
0 = The File menus are active.
1 = The File menus are removed or disabled.
NoFileMenu not listed in registry = The File menus are active.
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If XP Pro, use Grouping Policy, this does Not work for XP Home...
Start | Run | Type: gpedit.msc | Click OK|
Navigate to >>>
User Configuration\Administrative Templates\Windows Components\
Windows Explorer\
Remove File menu from Windows Explorer
Set to: Not configured
Remove File card from Windows Explorer
[[Removes the File menu from My Estimator and Windows Explorer.
This setting does not prevent users from using other methods to perform
tasks available on the File menu.
Removes the File card from My Computer and Windows Explorer, and disables
the File menu in Internet Explorer.]]
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IE or WE Missing Address Bar
Starting time | Run | Type or paste: REGSVR32 /i BROWSEUI.DLL |
Click OK | Reboot
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Promise this helps. Permit us know.
Wes
MS-MVP Windows Shell/User
In news:FEBC7EC8-95C3-442A-A30B-67335027FEBA@microsoft.com,
SunFyre <SunFyre@discussions.microsoft.com> hunted and pecked:
> Concluding week my Windows Explorer Toolbar disappeared. When I open "my
> documents" or any other binder on my computer, the summit toolbar isn't
> nowadays. I can't access the file menu, change binder views, or anything.
>
> I've run several checks for viruses or malware using McAfee and AdAware
> with no meaning results.
>
> I suspect it'southward a problem in Windows, merely I tin't figure out how to repair
> it.
>
> I continue Windows upwards to date, and running extremely lean. I take few extra
> processes running.
>
> I attempted a system restore back to the mean solar day before the problem occurred.
> Upon startup, I would get an error message stating Windows Explorer Must
> Close. I did an unrestore.
>
> Anyone who has had this problem... and fixed it... I'd love to hear from
> you.
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WARNING: If you utilise Registry Editor incorrectly, you may crusade serious problems that may require you lot to reinstall your operating system. Microsoft cannot guarantee that y'all can solve problems that issue from using Registry Editor incorrectly. Use Registry Editor at your ain risk.
To resolve this problem, edit the registry to remove the corrupt value(s).
Shut all open Internet Explorer and Windows Explorer windows. Beginning the Registry Editor (Click Start, Run and enter REGEDIT.EXE).
Get to the post-obit Registry cardinal:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Toolbar
For Windows Explorer: In the right pane, locate the Explorer sub-primal and open information technology. In the right pane, locate the ITBarLayout value. Right click this value and select Delete.
For Internet Explorer: In the right pane, locate the WebBrowser sub-key and open information technology. In the right pane, locate the ITBarLayout value. Right click this value and select Delete.
Quit Registry Editor.
Open the affected program (Windows Explorer or Internet Explorer) and verify that you're Menu bar/Toolbar has been restored. If non, shut all open Windows Explorer and Internet Explorer Windows and repeat the above pace. So locate the ShellBrowser sub-key, open up it and delete the ITBarLayout value there.
Simone
www.nineoneseven.com
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Also, don't resurrect erstwhile threads....geez! Let em stay dormant!
- May 15, 2009
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(simonetarantino is shut based on Microsoft Support - they demand to edit the back up)............................
Follow the post-obit steps to fix Missing Windows Explorer Toolbar (If yous do non trust this, brand a back-up pf your registry start):
Start > Run > Type "Regedit"
Use Keys: Ctrl+F (Find Function)
Type "ITBarLayout" (Should only notice ane under path: HKEY Users>S-1 *****>Software>Toolbars>Shellbrowser
Delete ITBarLayout
Reboot and the ITBarLayout will be regenerated.
Open up Windows Explorer or My Computer and yous will find the issue is resolved
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Alert: If you use Registry Editor incorrectly, you may crusade serious problems that may require you to reinstall your operating organization. Microsoft cannot guarantee that you tin solve bug that outcome from using Registry Editor incorrectly. Use Registry Editor at your ain risk.
To resolve this problem, edit the registry to remove the decadent value(s).
Close all open Internet Explorer and Windows Explorer windows. Start the Registry Editor (Click Get-go, Run and enter REGEDIT.EXE).
Go to the post-obit Registry key:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Cyberspace Explorer\Toolbar
For Windows Explorer: In the correct pane, locate the Explorer sub-key and open information technology. In the correct pane, locate the ITBarLayout value. Right click this value and select Delete.
For Cyberspace Explorer: In the right pane, locate the WebBrowser sub-central and open up it. In the right pane, locate the ITBarLayout value. Right click this value and select Delete.
Quit Registry Editor.
Open the afflicted program (Windows Explorer or Internet Explorer) and verify that you're Menu bar/Toolbar has been restored. If not, close all open Windows Explorer and Internet Explorer Windows and echo the higher up step. And then locate the ShellBrowser sub-key, open up it and delete the ITBarLayout value there.
Simone
www.nineoneseven.com
Thanks my friend, it works!! I search a lot of sites for this problem and your solution is perfect!!! Thank you again!!!!
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(simonetarantino is close based on Microsoft Support - they demand to edit the support)............................
Follow the following steps to set Missing Windows Explorer Toolbar (If you do non trust this, make a back-up pf your registry kickoff):
First > Run > Type "Regedit"
Apply Keys: Ctrl+F (Notice Function)
Type "ITBarLayout" (Should only find one nether path: HKEY Users>S-1 *****>Software>Toolbars>Shellbrowser
Delete ITBarLayout
Reboot and the ITBarLayout will be regenerated.
Open Windows Explorer or My Computer and yous will find the issue is resolved
Many cheers for assist me out on this problem. i spent more than two hours trying many suggetion just it didn't work.
Finally i follow your stride and it fix the problem, now tool bar came dorsum 
I'thousand so happy, i actually appreciate your assistance. 
Best Regards,
Badr
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Thanks I have tried all of the in a higher place solutions but none worked except Alt V, worked like a charm.
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alt V did not work noe F11. how tin can i become dorsum the bill of fare bar without using any solutions that may bear on my registry? Assistance PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Cheers I have tried all of the higher up solutions but none worked except Alt 5, worked like a charm.
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Thank you for the huge number of tips. Alt-V was the magic that allow me re-suit my browser. I thought I had a virus, but now the address bar and menu bar are back where they belong!!!!Hither are some things to look at and/or try.
In no particular social club, but, please read it all.
In Full Screen (F11) the Menu Bar, the Address Bar and Links tin be added.
...
Alt + V will open up the View menu where y'all tin uncheck Total Screen.
- May 17, 2009
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(simonetarantino is close based on Microsoft Back up - they need to edit the support)............................
Follow the following steps to fix Missing Windows Explorer Toolbar (If you practice not trust this, make a redundancy pf your registry first):
Start > Run > Blazon "Regedit"
Use Keys: Ctrl+F (Detect Part)
Type "ITBarLayout" (Should only find one under path: HKEY Users>S-1 *****>Software>Toolbars>Shellbrowser
Delete ITBarLayout
Reboot and the ITBarLayout will be regenerated.
Open Windows Explorer or My Reckoner and y'all volition find the issue is resolved
EXACTLY what I needed. Thanks!
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Address bar was gone from Control Panel and Windows Explorer (WE) merely worked fine in IE. When checking the 'View' --> 'Toolbars' carte in Nosotros it shows address bar checked even thought information technology doesn't show. If I uncheck address bar, close WE, and then open We, address bar is checked again fifty-fifty though I unchecked it.
Tried all of the standard keyboard shortcuts and deleting the ITBarLayout and ITBar7Layout registry keys listed in this thread -- none worked.
And so I reread more carefully through the get-go responder's postal service. This is an exerpt from the offset responder:
"IE or WE Missing Address Bar
Start | Run | Type or paste: REGSVR32 /i BROWSEUI.DLL |
Click OK | Reboot"
I tried this and it worked -- problem solved -- all address bars have returned. After several reboots they notwithstanding work.
Re-registering browseui.dll with the /i switch did the trick.
Cheers!!
I hope this helps someone.
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