How to Fix Missing Tool & Task Bars
If the toolbar or task bar has disappeared from your computer screen, this means that a program called Windows Explorer has unexpectedly closed. The reason Windows Explorer closed doesn't actually matter -- it could have been a basic error, a lack of available memory or any one of a number of things. What matters is getting Explorer back up and running, which can be done via the Task Manager.
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Tap the "CTRL," "Alt" and "Delete" (also labeled "DEL" on some keyboards) keys to open a separate window on your monitor in the Windows operating system. Click "Start Task Manager."
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Click "Applications."
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Click "New Task."
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Type "Explorer.exe" into the "New Task" window. Click "OK." This will start Windows Explorer on your computer, returning the toolbar and task bars to their normal positions.
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