IE Search bar keeps vanishing?
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If you are using IE (and really, why haven't you switched to Mozilla Firefox?) and you don't have a Yahoo toolbar, then go to Internet Options, go to Contents tab, Click on Autocomplete and Clear Forms. \n\nIf you have Mozilla (congrats, you have a safer and more stable browser), just go to Tools/Options/Privacy/Saved Forms and clear forms.
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On Internet Explorer 7 click the gold star on the left of the toolbar, or press Ctrl + i or Alt + c on your keyboard, and also if the Menu Bar with File, Edit, View, Favorites, Tools, and Help isn't showing, click Tools (an icon that looks like a gear) on the bottom right of the toolbar, a menu pops up, click Menu Bar, or right click a vacant space on the toolbar, a menu pops up, click Menu Bar. \n\nIf you only need the Menu Bar with File, Edit, View, Favorites, Tools, and Help to appear temporarily just press the Alt key on your keyboard. This way your toolbar doesn't take up as much of your screen. If you want it to stay permanently, right click on a vacant space on the toolbar and click Menu Bar.\n\nTo make Google your home page, go to Google, click Tools at the top of your screen, click Internet Options, on the General tab under home page click Use current, click Apply, click OK
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That would depend on where the toolbar comes from.\nIf it is part of IE, click on [View] then [Toolbars], and uncheck the ones you don't want to see.  For other programs, there should be a similar method.  If it's a third part addon, then you probably have to uninstall it.
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Right -click in the "grey" area anywhere at the top of an open IE browser...it should bring up a checklist of installed toolbars\n\nMake sure "standard buttons and address bar" are checked
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Depends on the browser you are using.  Netscape 8.1 has a setting in the options that clears the search box every time you exit. \n\nDon't know about IE... I quit using that last year sometime.  (for reasons like this... and way too many pop-ups)\n\nCheers!
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Right click on the standard bar(that is on the top) and see whether address bar is active (ticked). If not tick it. \n\nIncase this doesn't  solve the problem, it means that the address bar is minimised. Check on the toolbar and drag and drop it dowen. Cheers !!!!
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try clearing your search history: Tools / options\nmost toolbars have a clear recent searches.\nor if youre talking about suggestions, change your toolbar options.
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quick fix to restore internet explorer.\n\nclick Tools>internet options>advanced tab> at the bottom click 'restore defaults' then ok.\n\nyour settings were changed more than likely.\n\ngood luck!
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How can I restore my missing Address Bar in Internet Explorer?\nThe Address bar may be missing in Internet Explorer 6.x if the Toolbar settings are set to remove the Address bar, or if there is a problem with a registry key.\nTo restore the missing address bar, you can change the Toolbar settings or delete the WebBrowser registry key.\n\nTo change the Toolbar settings:\n• Start Internet Explorer, click View and then point to Toolbars.\n• If there is not a check mark next to Address Bar, click Address Bar to place the check mark. If there is a check mark next to Address Bar, click Address Bar to remove the check mark, and then click Address Bar to place the check mark.\n• If the Address bar is in the upper right corner and not available, right-click Address, and then click Lock the Toolbar to remove the check mark.\n• Click Address, and then drag the Address bar where you want it.\n\nIf it doesn't work, you can delete the WebBrowser registry key.\n\nTo delete the WebBrowser registry key:\n• Click Start Select 'Run' from the 'Start' menu.\n• In the Run dialogue box type 'regedit' and click 'OK'.\n• Locate the following registry key HKEY_CURRENT_USER&#92;Software&#92;Microsoft&#92;Internet Explorer&#92;Toolbar\n• Right-click the WebBrowser key, click Delete, and then click Yes.\n• Open Internet Explorer and then select View -> Toolbars. The toolbar default settings are restored.
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Don't bother downloading some crap software that will just consume system resources. You don't need it.\n\nI'm assuming you're using Firefox, because IE isn't smart enough to do something like this. To turn off remembering searchs and such, go to Tools -> Options -> Privacy -> Saved Forms -> Uncheck "Save Information when I enter in Forms and the Search Bar".\n\nHope that helps. Enjoy! :)
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Go to the top of the screen and click on "View" under view put your cursor on toolbars and then click address bar. It should reappear. Good Luck!
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on IE....on toobar up top click "tools" then "internet options" then on new window click the last tab "advanced"\n\nscroll down till you get to the link area and uncheck "use inline autocomplete"
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No, you can't, the search toolbar is built right into Firefox.
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Please follow this path to delete the search bar history. Tools > internet options> content > auto complete > clear forms. To stop the generation of history in the search bar uncheck the box of forms. It will solve ur problem.
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I assume you're referring to the query history in your search box, which is what most people mean by "cleaning their search".\n\nTo clear this in IE, go to Tools > Internet Options in the top menu. This should open a configuration dialog; click on the 'Content' tab. You should see an 'AutoComplete' button towards the bottom. Click that, then click the 'Clear forms' button.
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tool - internet options - content tab - auto complete - click on clear forms and clear passwords and this should take care of yahoo's search bar
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Go to Tools then Internet Options and then in the Advanced tab. Under Browsing, check the inline AutoComplete box\n\nRestart browser.\n\nNormally resetting the default settings would fix it, but sometimes IE doesnt like that. You will have to check that box for inline Autocomplete and it should fix the problem.