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There is the odd
occasion when the Address bar option disappears from Internet Explorer. Under
normal circumstances this is due to the address bar option being disabled in the
View Toolbars menu. If you find that the address bar has disappeared but the
address bar option is enabled in the View>Toolbar>address menu then proceed as
follows:
1/ Click Start
2/ From the Start menu click Run
3/ In the Run dialogue box type: 'REGSVR32
/i BROWSEUI.DLL' (without the quotes) and press OK
4/
Reboot your PC
5/ The
address bar should now be back on the main toolbar
An alternative approach would
be as follows:
1/ In
Internet Explorer click View on the main toolbar and then, from the
drop down menu, select Toolbars
2/ On the
toolbar list check that there is a check mark next to the Address bar
option
3/ Remove the check mark from the address option
4/ If the Address bar appears in the upper right corner and not
available, Right Click Address and click Lock Toolbar to remove
the check mark
5/ Finally click Address and drag the address bar to
where you want it.
If this doesn't work then do the
following:
Please Note:
For this exercise you will be editing the registry. Please
ensure that you have backed up the registry (see
Question 62
How Do I Backup
The Registry In Windows XP) before proceeding.
1/ Click Start
2/ from the Start menu click Run
3/ In the Run dialogue box type: regedit and click
OK
4/ Navigate to the following registry key:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Toolbar
5/ Right
click on the WebBrowser key and click Delete then click Yes
6/ Finally
Open Internet Explorer, click View on the main toolbar.
7/ From the
drop down menu select Toolbars
8/ You should
now have restored the default settings and your address bar should
now be visible
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