how do i lock all my tool bars?
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or you can also go to view, then toolbars, then make sure there is a check on lock the toolbars. if there isn't, you can click on lock the toolbars, then the menu will disappear. so you can click back on view-toolbars, then verify if there is a check before lock the toolbars.
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toolbar help\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/help/us/toolbar/toolbar-10.html
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To remove an added toolbar go to your control panel (assuming you are running windows) and click on add/remove programs, scroll untill you find the tool bar you want to remove and click on it, from there follow the instructions and it should remove it for you.
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go to View > Tool Bars > and uncheck the tool bars you dont want.
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You don't say what browser you're using... but... assuming it's I.E. (and others are probably the same anyway) - try clicking View - Toolbars - then remove the tick from "Lock Toolbars".  THEN you will find you can drag each toolbar (by the double vertical line that will appear at it's left end) to another location.\n\nOnce u r happy with your arrangement, then you can "Lock Toolbars" again, just to avoid accidents.  :-)
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Ctrl+alt+del. Lock computer.\n\nQuick key shortcut is windows button+L
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Toolbar corruption happens a lot in Windows. Open just one IE window,right click a blank spot on the toolbars, uncheck "Lock the Toolbars". A small "Grabber" will appear to the left of every toolbar. Click this Grabber and drag the toolbars back to the position that you want. Re-checkmark Lock the Toolbars and close IE then reopen IE.
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up by the menues go to view, toolbars. first uncheck (lock toolbars)\nthen put a check next to the missing ones by clicking on them\nif they're moved, bring them back to where you want
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go to properties and click on lock items to desktop that should highlight them for you
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Start\nSettings\nControl Panel\nAdd/Remove\nFind toolbar and remove
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Right click on Menu bar and check all items ie., atandard bar, address bar......\n\nYou will get that option along with that.\n\nor select customise and select that edit button and drag it to standard tool bar.\n\nYou will surely get it now.\n\nGot na............?
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Make sure the toolbars are unlocked.  View > Toolbars and make sure Lock the Toolbars is unchecked.\n\nDouble click on the name of the toolbar in Explorer ie. Links, Address and make sure you hold down the mouse button on the second click while dragging it to another location.\nIt takes practice.  You can move them up or down or resize them by positioning the mouse cursor over the lines delimiting the toolbars (two or even three bars can be put at the same vertical position and unnaccessible links will be accessible using the >> double arrows in a drop down fashion).\n\nWhen you get it like you want it make sure you 'Lock the Toolbars'.  That is why they came undone from your layout.  It's an easy mistake to make.
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sometimes your toolbars wil be locked,\nso\n\nview->Toolbars-> uncheck the Lock the toolbars option if it checked\n\nMake sure the address bar is checked\n\n[if the toolbar was locked, you can find the word address on the right of the screen, after unlocking it, just double click it]\n\nnow do the victory dance
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I didn't fully understand ur Q\nhowever u can right click on the bars\nand Un-check  "Lock the Toolbars"\nand move it where u want if that what ur problem is
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First is your tool bar locked or does it hide itself when not used ?\nThen are your icons set on "auto arrange" or do you have a desktop cleaning software installed ?
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http://windowsxp.mvps.org/ie/lockedbars.htm\n\nThis page has the solution.
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something u can do to get rid of thoses toolbars is right click and uncheck then, it sounds like u have done that so go to control panel and then add/remove programs and the tool bars will be in there somewhere the prolem with that is that if u have a lot of programs then it may be hard to find the tool bar cause sometimes they are called something way out of wak