Help!!!!

[thebigman191]

I HAVE NO TASKBAR (THE WEE STUPID THING AT THE BOTTOM OF THE SCREEN). IT
IS NOT AT THE LEFT SIDE, IT HAD GONE . I REALLY NEED HELP ...NOW!!!!!
cheers
danny

 

[ras_nb]

First make sure your Taskbar is not in 'Auto-hide' by right-clicking the
Start button and selecting 'Properties'. On the Taskbar tab make sure
'Auto-hide the Taskbar' is not checked. If that doesn't make it re-appear
then it's along one edge of your screen. It could be top or bottom or
either side. See if you can 'grab' it and drag it out of hiding.

 

[Ron Martell]

I HAVE NO TASKBAR (THE WEE STUPID THING AT THE BOTTOM OF THE SCREEN). IT
IS NOT AT THE LEFT SIDE, IT HAD GONE . I REALLY NEED HELP ...NOW!!!!!
cheers
danny

1. Keep calm and please do not SHOUT.

2. Press the Windows key on your keyboard (or Ctrl+Esc) and observe
where the taskbar is actually located.

3. Move your mouse cursor to that edge of the screen and when the
cursor changes to a double-headed arrow press and hold the right mouse
button then drag about an inch towards the center of the screen and
release. The taskbar should be back in place.

Good luck

Ron Martell Duncan B.C. Canada
--
Microsoft MVP (1997 - 2006)
On-Line Help Computer Service
http://onlinehelp.bc.ca

"Anyone who thinks that they are too small to make a difference
has never been in bed with a mosquito."

 

[thebigman191]

thebigman191 (e-mail address removed) wrote:


I HAVE NO TASKBAR (THE WEE STUPID THING AT THE BOTTOM OF THE SCREEN)
IT
IS NOT AT THE LEFT SIDE, IT HAD GONE . I REALLY NEED HELP ...NOW!!!!!
cheers
danny


1. Keep calm and please do not SHOUT.

2. Press the Windows key on your keyboard (or Ctrl+Esc) and observe
where the taskbar is actually located.

3. Move your mouse cursor to that edge of the screen and when the
cursor changes to a double-headed arrow press and hold the right mouse
button then drag about an inch towards the center of the screen and
release. The taskbar should be back in place.

Good luck

Ron Martell Duncan B.C. Canada
--
Microsoft MVP (1997 - 2006)
On-Line Help Computer Service
http://onlinehelp.bc.ca

"Anyone who thinks that they are too small to make a difference
has never been in bed with a mosquito."

cheers mate but the thing has gone
not at the siude or cant be dragged back in.
i have also been informed of low memory of resources, any ideas

 

[thebigman191]

First make sure your Taskbar is not in 'Auto-hide' by right-clickin
the
Start button and selecting 'Properties'. On the Taskbar tab make sure
'Auto-hide the Taskbar' is not checked. If that doesn't make i
re-appear
then it's along one edge of your screen. It could be top or bottom or
either side. See if you can 'grab' it and drag it out of hiding.


"thebigman191" (e-mail address removed) wrote in message

I HAVE NO TASKBAR (THE WEE STUPID THING AT THE BOTTOM OF THE SCREEN)
IT
IS NOT AT THE LEFT SIDE, IT HAD GONE . I REALLY NEED HELP ...NOW!!!!!
cheers
danny

appriciated, but i dont actually have a start button as its gone to

 

[thebigman191]

cheers mate but the thing has gone
not at the side or cant be dragged back in.
i have also been informed of low memory and resources, any ideas?
many programs refuse to open. i dont know how to fix it

 

[Rodney]

thebigman191 (e-mail address removed) wrote:


I HAVE NO TASKBAR (THE WEE STUPID THING AT THE BOTTOM OF THE SCREEN). IT
IS NOT AT THE LEFT SIDE, IT HAD GONE . I REALLY NEED HELP ...NOW!!!!!
cheers
danny


1. Keep calm and please do not SHOUT.

2. Press the Windows key on your keyboard (or Ctrl+Esc) and observe
where the taskbar is actually located.

3. Move your mouse cursor to that edge of the screen and when the
cursor changes to a double-headed arrow press and hold the right mouse
button then drag about an inch towards the center of the screen and
release. The taskbar should be back in place.

Good luck

Ron Martell Duncan B.C. Canada --

[edit]

cheers mate but the thing has gone
not at the siude or cant be dragged back in. i have also been informed of
low memory of resources, any ideas?

What happened when you tried Ron M's advice of pushing the [Ctrl] key
at the same time as pushing the {Esc} key, or the Windows key, if there is
one on your keyboard? Try to explain what happened so that someone who is
not looking at your screen can understand.

By the way, the taskbar is only at the bottom of the screen on a
default install, Windows gives you the option to customise it, I
prefer having mine at the top or right hand side and optioned as "always
on top" of other windows.

Rodney

 

[thebigman191]

On Wed, 08 Feb 2006 08:22:44 +0000, thebigman191 wrote:


Ron Martell Wrote:
thebigman191 (e-mail address removed) wrote:


I HAVE NO TASKBAR (THE WEE STUPID THING AT THE BOTTOM OF THE SCREEN).
IT
IS NOT AT THE LEFT SIDE, IT HAD GONE . I REALLY NEED HELP ...NOW!!!!!
cheers
danny


1. Keep calm and please do not SHOUT.

2. Press the Windows key on your keyboard (or Ctrl+Esc) and observe
where the taskbar is actually located.

3. Move your mouse cursor to that edge of the screen and when the
cursor changes to a double-headed arrow press and hold the right
mouse
button then drag about an inch towards the center of the screen and
release. The taskbar should be back in place.

Good luck

Ron Martell Duncan B.C. Canada --
[edit]

cheers mate but the thing has gone
not at the siude or cant be dragged back in. i have also been informed
of
low memory of resources, any ideas?


What happened when you tried Ron M's advice of pushing the [Ctrl] key
at the same time as pushing the {Esc} key, or the Windows key, if there
is
one on your keyboard? Try to explain what happened so that someone who
is
not looking at your screen can understand.

By the way, the taskbar is only at the bottom of the screen on a
default install, Windows gives you the option to customise it, I
prefer having mine at the top or right hand side and optioned as
"always
on top" of other windows.

Rodney

cheers, it wouldnt do anything, so had to completely re-format the hd,
with the engineer discs i got
cheers for alll your help
danny