Quick Launch Toolbar keeps disappearing

[MartinRowland]

Has anyone else had thisd problem and is it something to do with ccleaner? If yes,how do I change settings to stop this happening.

[hazelnut]

Welcome to the forum Martin

 

A long thread about this, plus several answers (and a bit of confusion!) can be found here

 

http://forum.ccleaner.com/lofiversion/index.php/t2454.html

 

Let us know how you go on.

[krit86lr]

omg! That was a very long thread. Long sorry Short!

 

* Go here: http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/taskbarplus!.htm

 

* Click on "Restore to XP Default * (clickable)"

 

* Reboot

 

 

If I remember correctly that fixed it before.

[jag6945]

this will work:

 

Step 1:

Right click on WIN XP START button: slide up to properties: the nselect TASKBAR> then UNCHECK in "Show Quick Launch"

 

 

Step 2.

 

START> RUN> (copy and paste this into the run field)

 

IE4UINIT.EXE

 

hit [ENTER]

 

Step 3

then right click on WIN XP START button: slide up to properties: then select TASKBAR> then select place a CHECK MARK in the "Show Quick Launch"

 

reboot and you should be just fine.

[krit86lr]

this will work:

Step 2.

 

START> RUN> (copy and paste this into the run field)

 

IE4UINIT.EXE

 

hit [ENTER]

That is the "Internet Explorer Repair Tool". How will repairing Internet Explorer fix the Quick Launch Toolbar?

[MikeW]

That is the "Internet Explorer Repair Tool". How will repairing Internet Explorer fix the Quick Launch Toolbar?

 

Probably because the quick launch toolbar is part of windows explorer

[krit86lr]

Probably because the quick launch toolbar is part of windows explorer

Internet explorer is for the web surfing feature of explorer. Windows explorer is the windows feature. See what I'm getting at?

 

I just can't find anything that points to the "Internet Repair Tool" fixing the quick launch toolbar. That's all. And logically it doesn't seem like very sound reasoning.

[TheFiresInTheSky]

Im with krit, IE and windows explorer are 2 totally different items.

[JohnDemolition]

IE6 and below are integrated with Explorer. so it would make sense for one to use the IE repair tool. but then again, it working is another thing

[bwirum]

this will work:

 

Step 1:

Right click on WIN XP START button: slide up to properties: the nselect TASKBAR> then UNCHECK in "Show Quick Launch"

 

 

Step 2.

 

START> RUN> (copy and paste this into the run field)

 

IE4UINIT.EXE

 

hit [ENTER]

 

Step 3

then right click on WIN XP START button: slide up to properties: then select TASKBAR> then select place a CHECK MARK in the "Show Quick Launch"

 

reboot and you should be just fine.

This worked like a peach! Thanks a lot!