I lost my address bar that has the http in it how do I get I

withhumor ↓

Mon, Feb 12 2007, 2:48 pm

I lost my address bar that has the http in it how do I get it back?
Internet Explorer Address Bar disappeared, When I click View -> Toobars -> Address Bar, I cannot get it to return.

Solution A - " If your address bar has disappeared from Internet Explorer, right-click on a toolbar and make sure there's a checkmark next to the Address Bar option. If there is, and if you still can't see the toolbar, try dragging and dropping other toolbars around [at the top of the Explorer Window]. "

Solution B - The Address Bar may have been inadvertently repositioned and, consequently, hidden. The address bar may be shoved to one side. You may need to uncheck 'Lock Toolbars' (View -> ToolBars -> Lock Toolbars) (or right-click any tools and uncheck Lock Toolbars") in order to drag any Toolbars at the top of the Window.

To rearrange Toolbars under Internet Explorer:

" The Address bar may be crowded out by links / other tool-bars (yahoo Toolbars, Google Toolbars), and is off to the far right of the screen. Solution: drag the tool-bar divider(s) to the left until the Address Bar reappears. One other suggestion may be to only view Standard Buttons and the Address Bar. Under IE 6 (and 5.x):

Rearranging the main toolbar

Click and hold the left mouse button to grab the toolbar section.

Move the section left and right or up and down. Release the mouse button to place it in the new location.
To prevent accidental changes to the toolbar lock it again by right clicking the toolbar and selecting the Lock the Toolbars menu item. [/list]

Solution C - Load Internet Explorer; Click View -> Toolbars [Ensure Lock Toolbars is unchecked]. Next, click View -> Toolbars [Ensure Standard Buttons and Address Bar are the only options checked].

Solution D - You may also wish to customize buttons and remove some entries to make more room; in this case, Load Internet Explorer and click View -> Toolbars -> Customize. "
If your IE6 Address Bar missing is correct and nor or more the toolbar is pushed extreme left or right, hidden, or whatever IE6 will do to make your daily life challenging.

Solution E - If this will not correct problem the easiest next solution is using repair tool in Add & Remove Programs in Control Panel: Start -> (Settings) -> Control Panel; Add & Remove Programs; Highlight Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 SP1 & Tools; Click Add/Remove Button; An application with 3 options opens: checkmark Repair Explorer.

For Mozilla Firefox:
1) Click on View, then Toolbars
2) Select Navigation Toolbar