Live Tool Bar in IE 7 and Address Bar for My Computer window

I have the address bar in My computer XP home SP2, IE 7 final. View menu, toolbars, check address bar should work. If not, you could try

 

http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_abc.htm

 

scroll down to address bar, toolbars missing in Windows Explorer. The download file will may fix it.

 

Or possibly this:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555130/en-us

 

though it refers to other toolbars, and there is an unfortunate typo (reference to right pane where left pane is meant). For Windows Explorer (which would be My computer as well), go to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Toolbar\Explorer in the left pane, click on it to show its contents in the right pane. In the right pane you will see the value ITBarLayout referred to in the article.

 

 

J. Rosenfeld:

 

Many thanks for your reply.

 

To ensure we are discussing the same item, I would say I don't have an Address Bar in the My Computer window of Windows XP - Home Edition, SP 2 even though the Address Bar is checked in the Toolbars section of the View menu.

 

Can you offer me any further assistance?   Many thanks.

 

                                                  Stewart Fluney

 

P.S. - Can you provide me also with a response as to whether you find the Windows Live Tool Bar an asset in Internet Explorer

7?  Perhaps there are advantages I have overlooked.  Thank you.

J. Rosenfeld:

 

Please ignore my response to your message regarding the Address Bar. Your message did not come through in its entirety originally, and I just received the whole memo now. 

 

Many thanks for the information given.

 

                                                     Stewart Fluney

StewartFluney, If JRosenfelds info did not do the trick try this.Bring up my computer and where you think the address bar should be look all the way to the right side and see if there is a handle or anything that will bring up a double arrow when your mouse pointer is over it. If you get the double arrow click on it and hold mouse button down and drag the address bar out. Then I think if you double click the bar it will stay unhidden.This worked for me but I have IE6.

I do have the address bar in My computer (although I rarely use My computer, I prefer Windows Explorer).

J. Rosenfeld:

 

Thanks for your response and the information. 

 

Your attention to this matter is appreciated, and it may be considered closed now.

 

                                                   Stewart Fluney