Sidebar

[Piet Fourie]

Hi

wonder if someone can please tell me how to get the sidebar on my Vista back
on again. Has disappeared for some reason. So, no gadgets.

thanks, Piet

 

[Gordon]

Hi

wonder if someone can please tell me how to get the sidebar on my Vista
back on again. Has disappeared for some reason. So, no gadgets.

thanks, Piet

Err Start-All Programs - Accessories - Windows Side bar. You DID look first
yes?

 

[Stubbo of Oz]

Err Start-All Programs - Accessories - Windows Side bar. You DID look first
yes?

Well here's a thing - it does NOT show up in my start menu there NOR
does it show in the start menu folder when viewed with Windows
Explorer BUT when I use Free Commander to look in that folder it DOES
show!!

What gives??!!

So maybe the OP looked there and couldn't see it!

 

[Tae Song]

Well here's a thing - it does NOT show up in my start menu there NOR
does it show in the start menu folder when viewed with Windows
Explorer BUT when I use Free Commander to look in that folder it DOES
show!!

What gives??!!

So maybe the OP looked there and couldn't see it!

There's more than one place where Start Menu items are stored.

C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows
C:\Users\User\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows

Free Commander might have it's own place for storing Start Menu

It's just a short cut, Sidebar is under C:\Programs\Windows Sidebar.

Just create one if it's not there.

I found my Windows Sidebar under All Programs, not in the Accessories
folder.

 

[Frank-FL]

Hi

wonder if someone can please tell me how to get the sidebar on my
Vista back on again. Has disappeared for some reason. So, no
gadgets.

thanks, Piet

Try (globe) (run) type in sidebar

 

[Stubbo of Oz]

There's more than one place where Start Menu items are stored.

C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows
C:\Users\User\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows

Free Commander might have it's own place for storing Start Menu

Free Commander is a file manager program which can display dual panes
with different directories in each pane.

Viewing a directory in Free Commander SHOULD be identical to viewing
it in Windows Explorer but in the case of sidebar.lnk it is not - it
appears in Free Commander but not in Windows Explorer..

There is NO WAY that Free Commander could have its own place for
storing Start menu!