task bar in desktop vanished

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i using XP professional legal version.All of sudden the task bar on desktop
vanished and hidden. Icons are available. I was having shortcut for
mycomputer. How can I solve this problem
 
On 4/18/2007 10:58 AM On a whim, rrkmurthysai pounded out on the keyboard
i using XP professional legal version.All of sudden the task bar on desktop
vanished and hidden. Icons are available. I was having shortcut for
mycomputer. How can I solve this problem
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Have you tried moving your mouse pointer to where the Taskbar was? The
pointer may turn into a double arrow near the edge of your screen. If
so, left click and hold and drag the Taskbar back into place.

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OP,

What Terry is trying to say in 100 words is is your Taskbar on AutoHide?

There are many reason why it could have disappeared & the main one is a
corrupt registry key. You also may have dragged it to the edge of the screen
collapsing it

You can also use code to get the taskbar window & then if it is a top level
window you can sent the Windows message WM_SHOW to re-activate it
 
On 4/18/2007 12:23 PM On a whim, Newbie Coder pounded out on the keyboard
OP,

What Terry is trying to say in 100 words is is your Taskbar on AutoHide?

There are many reason why it could have disappeared & the main one is a
corrupt registry key. You also may have dragged it to the edge of the screen
collapsing it

You can also use code to get the taskbar window & then if it is a top level
window you can sent the Windows message WM_SHOW to re-activate it
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Let's see. You used more words than I did, and didn't say any more. You
obviously didn't realize the OP is most likely a second language person
who needed a *simple* explanation. Sure, they'll "use code to get the
taskbar window....", IF they can understand your misspellings.

Why do you criticize others, especially when the answers aren't wrong?

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