Brought my computer up . Went to a few sites . Then looked up and noticed the ADDRESS BAR is missing . No blank line no nothing. All I can do is use search and then whatever other means I might stumble across
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You click on "View", then on toolbars and then on Address bar.  When you have the setting you want you click again on "View", then on toolbars and then "lock the toolbars".  then your setings won't change again.
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SIMPLE...\n1- right click the menu bar or click alt + f if the menu bar is not visible amd then right click\n2- select standard toolbar and then repeat step 1 but now select address bar...\n3- let me say thankyou...
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It depends on whether or not you have the Yahoo toolbar on your computer.  The toolbar incorporates the browser that lets you surf the net. You could try this link for more info:\n\nhttp://toolbar.yahoo.com/\n\nIf you're on the Yahoo home page and want to visit another site or enter a specific http:// address, you can enter your search or address directly into the address bar.\n\nplrr
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Tools > Internet Options > Select "Use Blank" in the Home page section.\n\nBe happy, and also be more clear in you're question the next time.
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I recommend you go to Tools->Internet Options->Advanced Tab and click the Reset button which disables all add-ons, changed settings, deletes all temporary files, and home pages. Read the notice screen so you can see what will be changed as a result of going back to default. This should help you with the problem since you were able to get to the site once before without any problems.
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up by the menues go to view, toolbars. first uncheck (lock toolbars)\nthen put a check next to the missing ones by clicking on them\nif they're moved, bring them back to where you want
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its supposed to be back where it used to be before you deleted it. if u cant find it u can just use the search option by right clicking the start button.
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try re-installing from scratch, it should then re-fresh all your bookmarks and toolbar settings.
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I just asked a similar question and I went into tools clicked on internet options and deleted files and cookies then went back and closed out of everything and then I went back on the net and I had the old homepage back on(Thank God) I also sent several negative feedbacks on the new page too!I hope this helps!
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If you are using Microsoft Internet Explorer check to see if the following is set starting at the top menu bar:\nTools > Internet Options...\n\nOn the General tab, make sure you have a History set for more than 0 days (default is about 20).\n\nThe other thing to consider is to use Yahoo My Web to save web pages that you want to get back to.  It can even keep track of all your searches (this is off by default).  This will make it easier to get back to your favorite places and share them with friends.\n\nhttp://myweb2.search.yahoo.com/\nhttp://myweb2.search.yahoo.com/myweb/tools
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Try reinstalling Internet Explorer, maybe...
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I can help you with an easy fix.  Type in the address without the http:// and then hit Control Enter.  Doesn't address your specific question but it may help?
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you can probably reinstall your internet explorer...\nbut a way better option is to try this other browser called mozilla firefox.  Just run a search for it in the search engine.
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Right click on the toolbar-> check address bar- then probably u shuld be able to view it.
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I was looking for that too, but it seems deleted or something. Fair luck! :D
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what do mean by memory? Do u mean past websites u have been to showing up when u type in the address bar? if u go to tools and then internet options and when the new window appears you need to clear the history and should do it.\n\nHope this helps!
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Can I ask WHY you would want to hide the address bar - kinda makes it difficult to browse to a specific page without it. Two reasons why hiding the address bar would likely have been disabled:\n\n*It would not have beeen the most required option, as is difficult to use a browser without it.\n*Security - without the address bar, how would you know if you'd be re-directed to another site location (such as in the case of a hijacked site)?\n\n\nBABE19 - shut up and stop advising ppl to revert to IE6! IE7 should be considered a system-wide security upgrade (given the way internet explorer is completely integrated into the entire Windows architecture), not just a browser upgrade! Given the amount of flaws long identified in IE6, and the way they carried through the entire Windows operating system, MS has actually done something right.\n\nAnd "ee eh", I agree with you that using an alternate browser (such as Firefox or Opera) for day-to-day usage is the best way to reduce virus/malware exposure, but updating to IE7 (even if you rarely use it) is STILL upgrading your Windows security.