I just  installed the i.e. explorer 7.0 and now my background is showing thru and my toolbars and address bars
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I’ve been less than thrilled with IE7 and I am considering looking for a way back to 6 which I thought was better than 5 in several ways. In 7 you can change buttons through the TOOLS / TOOLBARS / CUSTOMIZE but you can not move menus from one bar to the other. Or I should say I haven’t found a way. For me there is a lot of wasted space because I could care less about the TABS feature. I don’t see it as being any better than the history or even the back button.\nAs far as the background showing through I would try doing a repeated shutdown restart maybe 3-4 times and see if that shakes the bugs out.
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Start -> Control Panel -> Add Remove Programs -> Internet Explorer, remove!
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open ur IE, click under view then toolbar and click on the address bar (it should have a check beside it)
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First is your tool bar locked or does it hide itself when not used ?\nThen are your icons set on "auto arrange" or do you have a desktop cleaning software installed ?
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Hey paris, If you already clicked on view>toolbars and the address bar is checked and it is still not there, what you could do is right click on the open space after file, edit......... and from there make sure that the lock toolbar line is not checked and you could also click on standard buttons and links to uncheck them. You should see your address bar after that.  Ü
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I also have had the same problem, from the many forums I read, it always seems to happen after install of Internet Explorer 7. \nHeres a forum link:  \n\nhttp://www.rr-bb.com/showthread.php?t=268030\n\nOr you may simply go to Run>"msconfig">and remove from startup.\n\nHope it helps.
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Normally on Internet explorer 6 or 7,there is no Windows protection bar.So it could be spyware or adware.Its better for you to run a scan online here.It has a very good scanner and should be able to detect the problem and delete it.\nhttp://www.ewido.net/en/\nHope this helps.
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What kind of toolbar? that probably is an ad-ware toolbar.\nGet SPYBOT Search and Destroy. This well tell you if your the toolbars present in your system is a threat.\n\nAnd for secure internet browsing get Mozilla FIREFOX. I'm using it now. Some sites need IE to browse. But you can do it with firefox, too. Just install the extension IE TAB (https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/1419/)\n\nAnd the beauty with firefox? no malicious pop ups and there is a content filter. Important if you got kids. And you can download vast extensions to enhance performance and looks.
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just right click on the toolbars and uncheck the 'address bar' option.. why edit the registry ?
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First problem: You are running on Windows Me edition, quite possibly the worst opperating system ever, right after Windows 98.  Switch to Linux or even Windows XP Professional.\n\nSecond, this sounds more like a virus.  You may want to check for Addware or Spyware on your computer if the background keeps reverting. \n\nI suggest Spy Sweeper by Webroot.  There is a 14 day trial, and after there is a monthly fee.  It is a great program, which is worth every penny!  www.webroot.com
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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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Under View - Toolbars, uncheck the one's you don't want visible.  Adware will add toolbars at random depending on certain sites you visit.  Some of them can be removed through Add/Remove Programs in the Control Panel, others you will have to use software such as Spybot and Adaware to remove.
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If you're using XP, it has a function that "locks" your toolbars.  Your address bar is probably turned on, but hidden off to the side.\n\nYou need to right click on the toolbars and remove the lock toolbar function.  Look for a box off to the side of the toolbars and see if there's a boxlike area with four vertical dots and a >> symbol next to it.  Best bet is that's your address bar.  Click on the dotted area and drag it to the left hand side of the area below the toolbars.  Afterwards, you can lock the toolbars back again to make sure it doesn't disappear.\n\nHope that helps.
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goto into tools> internet options and under general tab you have BROWSING HISTORY, press clear button.\n\nthis is in case of IE 7.0
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In Internet Explorer, right click on the gray area near the menu, check that address bar is checked. If not, click enable it, & your problem should be solved.
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Hi there.  I reported that other idiot for abusing you.\n\nWhat I'd suggest is using Control Panel -> Add/Remove Programs and uninstalling all toolbars first.  This will clean up your browser so you can start again.\n\nThen, depending upon your choice, go to http://toolbar.yahoo.com or http://toolbar.google.com.\n\nHope this helps.
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Go to START>CONTROL PANEL, click ADD/REMOVE PROGRAMS, find and click on WINDOWS EXPLORER 7, click CHANGE/REMOVE.\nThis weill revert your system back to IE-6.0