Help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Plato]

how do i bring the start bar back on, it has completly dissapeared.
thanks

How
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[statbarsos]

how do i bring the start bar back on, it has completly dissapeared.
thanks

 

[Juan]

Start\Run\Control Panel\taskbar and start menu\uncheck hide taskbar and
check keep taskbar visible

 

[Rock]

how do i bring the start bar back on, it has completly dissapeared.
thanks

Run the edit on Kelly's site:
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm
Line 117: Restore Taskbar and Start Menu

See the top of the page for info on running the edit.

 

[Steve N.]

Start\Run\Control Panel\taskbar and start menu\uncheck hide taskbar and
check keep taskbar visible

How can that work when the Start button is gone? Instead do it this way:

Ctrl-Alt-Del, Task Manager, New Task, type in:

cmd

Press enter, close Task Manager to get it out of the way, in the cmd
window type in:

Control Panel, etc.

Steve N.

 

[Juan]

1) Using the "Windows" key instead of the Start Button

2) Typing "Control" in the command prompt

3) Accessing the Control Panel in the Windows Explorer.



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[Steve N.]

1) Using the "Windows" key instead of the Start Button

2) Typing "Control" in the command prompt

3) Accessing the Control Panel in the Windows Explorer.

Yes, that will certainly work and there are many optional ways to launch
Control Panel and other functions in XP, but you didn't specify that or
any other option in your initial reply. My point was that you wrote
"Start\Run\Control Panel\taskbar..." and with the Start button missing,
how could one do that? I'm not meaning to criticize in a negative
manner, just keep to accuracy and hopefully to enlighten others. Some of
these folks don't have a clue about all the different ways to get
somewhere in Windows. For that mater, I learn a new trick almost
everyday. In fact, you just taught me one. I don't use WinKey often,
but it's nice to know it does more than just switch between apps.

Thank you for replying and pointing out another avenue to get to the
same end.

Again, I meant nothing negative in my response at all. I hope you
understand.

Steve N.

 

[Juan]

Yes, I realize that mistake, but sometimes the brain is just working in
limp-home-mode!

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