How do I keep the Internet Explorer "command bar" (at the top of webpages) from disappearing?

When you open a website, there's a "command bar" at the top of the page with the web-address, "File", "Tools", Refresh, Close, etc. I accidentally pressed something, which made the entire command bar "hide" unless I put my cursor over it. Also, the "File" menu disappeared from the command bar as well. So, for instance, I cannot access "Internet Options" under "Tools".

How do I get it back to normal? Asked by AP 53 months ago Similar questions: Internet Explorer command bar top webpages disappearing Computers > Internet.

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Press F11 Press F11 should fix it. I believe it is like a "full screen" mode which automatically hides everything so you can see more of the web page :) .

Right Click.. Right click an empty area of the toolbars, and put a checkmark, next to "menu bar". When you see the items that you wanted back, file, edit etc. Then right click the toolbar area again, and put a checkmark next to "lock the toolbars".. Good Luck..

Click "Tools" And then "Menu Bar". At least that worked for me - I have Internet Explorer 7.

1 BirgittaH, regarding your answer "Click "Tools"":No, as the 2nd part of my question states, the "File" menu has disappeared as well! So there's no "Tools"! Thanks anyway.

Hope someone can help figure this out! .

BirgittaH, regarding your answer "Click "Tools"":No, as the 2nd part of my question states, the "File" menu has disappeared as well! So there's no "Tools"! Thanks anyway.

Hope someone can help figure this out!

On my browser "tools" is not under "file" but to the right of the screen. If you put your cursor so that the bar appears, can you right-click on the bar? If you can you should see "menu bar" at the top of the drop-down list.

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