Ie9 where is my toolbar

The second scenario is that you installed a tool bar on Internet Explorer 9 and it is not showing up anywhere. Internet Explorer 9 has the tendency to hide your toolbars from previous versions of Internet Explorer. Also, some toolbars do not show up until you enable them after installation. If you have a missing tool bar in Internet Explorer 9, chances are that it may be disabled.

To confirm, right click on the title bar or on an empty space on address bar and see if the toolbar in question is ticked see image. If the toolbar is not ticked, click to tick the toolbar so that it appears in Internet Explorer 9. If you did the right click on the empty title bar and could not find the missing tool bar in the context menu of Internet Explorer 9, restart the browser.

Close all instances of the Internet Explorer 9 in case you just installed the toolbar. Reopen Internet Explorer 9 to see if the missing toolbar is now appearing on the user interface. If it is still missing, check again to see if it is disabled as explained in the above section. Comments Ron says. July 26, at am. Gabbie says. February 23, at pm. Tim says. September 7, at pm. PJ says. November 12, at pm. July 24, at am. July 1, at pm.

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Right click in an empty space at the top of the window.