There is no search bar in Windows Explorer

Similar Questions

• Show the folder path in the title bar of Windows Explorer

  How can I show the folder path in the title bar of Windows Explorer? I tried to switch to Classic view and check the "display full path" option under "Folder Options", but that did not work.
  If there are no built in parameter to do this, anyone know of a good third-party plugin that will accomplish this?

  Heh, after playing with my Google in terms of search, I found the answer to my own question!
  There's a small utility called Aerobar that you can download here. It puts the full folder path in the title bar of Solution Explorer.

• There is no search bar when I open Firefox.

  There is no search bar when I open Firefox. I had to use Safari to enter a web address. This just started today

  Make sure the toolbars like the toolbar 'Navigation' and the 'personal bar' are visible.

  • View > toolbars (press F10 to display the menu bar)

  Use the toolbar (Customize) to open the Customize and set the toolbar to display items.

  • Make sure the "bookmarks toolbar items" are on the personal bar
  • If "Bookmarks Toolbar items" is not on the bookmarks toolbar, then FRY it in the palette of the toolbar in the window the bookmarks toolbar Customize
  • If the missing elements are in the toolbar palette then drag them from the window, customize the toolbar
  • If you do not see an item on a toolbar in the toolbar palette and then click the button "Restore default" to restore the default toolbar configuration
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/how+to+customize+the+toolbar
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/back+and+forward+or+other+toolbar+items+are+missing

  You can check the problems caused by a corrupt localstore.rdf file.

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Corrupt_localstore.RDF

• Search box in Windows Explorer no longer works under Vista

  I was using the search box in the right area of the Windows Explorer.

  That worked well, until I received a message (in French) I knew that "can speed up your search by indexing, click here. I got it done, and instead of a quick list of all the files (with the extension .jpg), I had a quick incomplete list of jpg files.

  Then I started to search and remove a search criteria entry to the Directory user / {username} / search /...

  In French (because my OS is in French): user / {username} / research/indexed locations

  Since then, I've seen noting, everything I typed in the search box.

  Is there anyone out there how restore the search box work?

  Hello

  If the tools of the system is not here simply click on start then type rstrui.exe and press to enter.

  Tricky

• Why the bar address bing search, when I googled chosen for the search bar in windows 7?

  My home computer has windows 7 x 64 bit and when I type something in the address bar it uses bing to search by keyword, and yet I google for the search bar. At work, I have xp and when I type in the address bar, it uses google to search by keyword and I googled for this search bar.

  How can I change my windows 7 to search by keyword in the address bar with google? I think it is a bug

  Search bar has been hijiacked by some Micro$ oft windows update...
  Can fix manually as follows:

  (a) access to about: config
  (b) search for the keyword. URL parameter
  (c) replace the entry (http://search.conduit.com/ResultsExt.aspx?ctid=CT2438727 & SearchSource = 2 & q =) with this one:
  http://www.Google.com/search?ie=UTF-8 & oe = UTF - 8 & SourceId = navclient & gfns = 1 & q =

• Search tool crashes Windows Explorer when I stop the search

  My XP search tool (the one with the little dog) goes on and during the search, and if I found what I need I stop searching and getting back to work.  I could do in W2K, but in XP - SP3 when I stop the search, Windows Explorer crashes.  So, I have to restart my XP.  Y at - it a fix for this, or do I have to use another search tool?

  My XP search tool (the one with the little dog) goes on and during the search, and if I found what I need I stop searching and getting back to work.  I could do in W2K, but in XP - SP3 when I stop the search, Windows Explorer crashes.  So, I have to restart my XP.  Y at - it a fix for this, or do I have to use another search tool?

  I have this problem on my own XP machines and have seen several times on client computers. I think it's one that Microsoft will have to work, because I can not find a solution.  It seems to be the installation of third party software that does this, because a stock installation of XP with all updates to this day doesn't seem to have this problem.

  YOU DO NOT HAVE TO RESTART WINDOWS TO RECOVER FROM THIS.

  If Explorer crashes and your icons and the taskbar disappear, the solution is simply to wait for Explorer itself to begin again, or issue a ctrl-alt-delete, start Task Manager, click on file-> new task (run)-> and then enter "Explorer" (without the quotes) and click 'OK '. The icons and the taskbar will be back and XP will then operate normally.

  If some of the icons in the system tray are missing after Explorer restarts, you can quickly sign out and then sign back in to fix this problem, after you saved all work and close programs. The programs represented by missing icons are, in this case, which is still running, so it's only a cosmetic problem.

  Until Microsoft or someone else found a real solution, you may need to reinstall XP to resolve this problem. Not knowing the real cause, this problem could happen again. Not all facilities have this problem, or is it all the time.

• Search feature in Windows Explorer does not

  When I open Windows Explorer, I see all my files and documents but I lost my search function.  (I'm on Windows XP Pro version 5.1 Service Pack 3)
  When I click on the search button or select a file, right click and click search, or go to start and click on search, I come with a white screen of the browser.  Do not even get the search option.
  I am also unable to open default search companion window.
  Any suggestions?
  E-mail address is removed from the privacy *.

  Hi William,.

  Please, try the following, courtesy of Ramesh MVP:

  Assistant research Windows XP displays an empty window problem

• How to display the menu bar in Windows Explorer?

  I use Intel Core i5-3470 CPU @ 3.20 GHz, 8, 0 GB of RAM, Intel HD graphics card
  MS Windows 7 Home Premium v. 6.1 64-bit SP1
  I have Kaspersky Internet Security in 2014, and I Google Talk, Skype and Memeo Backup Premium Pro running in the background.

  I tried to display the path in Windows Explorer (see arrow)

  

  None of these options allows to get anything.

  How to display the path?

  1. Click on start, then run
  2. Type: REGSVR32 /i BROWSEUI. DLL
  3. Close all Windows Explorer Windows
  4. Bring up the Task Manager
  5. Kill explorer.exe (which is the operation of the office)
  6. In Task Manager, select file, then new task (run)
  7. Type explorer.exe

  Open a new Windows Explorer, the address bar should now be visible.

• How to clear recent search history in Windows Explorer

  original title: when you save a file, and it of file, all previous files with the same first letter name, descends from the file name box, is there a way to clear this history?

  When saving a file to save the picture slot, and you're going to rename in the file name box, when you type the first letter, all previous saved files with the same first letter appear in the drop-down list the name of the file. Is it possible to clear this history of file name?

  I guess it depends on your country?

  Save image as, consists of a list of US?

  Anyway I doubt it can be disabled because it is of the main features of windows,.

  So you can manually choose a destination otherwise where would this file and economy how could prove once he did magically download?

  Windows (Explorer) :)

• The search results in Windows Explorer not always highlighted.

  Windows Explorer in Windows 7 is just great!

  But why is not always highlight the results of research (especially the Word documents) is beyond me.

  In a typical search result list displays some highlighted, others do not. Why is this?

  The highlight appears only if it exactly matches your search term.

  If it was useful, you can vote by clicking on the green triangle. If it solves the problem, click on propose as answer. Thank you!

• How can I remove the menu bar in Windows Explorer?

  I have Windows 7 (x 64). In windows Explorer, the menu bar will not go if I press ALT. Also, I went into the menu "Organize" and went to "provision". Display of the menu bar has been disabled. I even checked "View" tab in the folder options and the display of the menu bar option is disabled here also. I tried to restart, but which did not help either. So, what should I do? The menu bar that bothers me a lot. So, ill reinstall windows if I can't find a way to remove it.

  So I guess the menu bar also refused to go when you were in safe mode.  If so, it narrows at least it down to a Windows problem.  If the system is free of any software malicious then the fault lies with Windows being corrupt.

  If SFC has reported no problems then only clean boot procedures could narrow things down to the component of Windows 7 that is the cause of the problem.

  You may find that the boot is too tedious & skip to what is called an in Place Upgrade or repair installation using your installation DVD. It's better than a reinstall full as it leaves your applications & intact user files.

• On the task bar of Windows Explorer post work without creating multiple instances of explorer.exe.

  Hi, I tried the workaround solution where you enter "%SystemRoot%\explorer.exe: {20D04FE0-3AEA-1069-A2D8-08002B30309D}" in the target.  However, this doesn't seem to be a full working solution because it creates an instance of "explorer.exe" whenever you access.  I want a solution that allows me to open the 'Workstation' of the taskbar that creates instances fallacious "explorer.exe" (it should stay onlya singleinstance of explorer.exe).

  BTW, no, I don't want to pin 'my computer' icon so I have to hover over windows Explorer and then proceed to my computer.  I want the default location in Windows Explorer my computer and no libraries (which had the idea to do this? this person is a fool, because the majority of people never use libraries)

  -Dan

  Another alternative - using a VBScript script to launch my folder on the computer.

  Copy these lines into Notepad and save the file as "MyComputer.vbs".

  Set objShell = CreateObject
  objShell.ShellExecute "shell: MyComputerFolder ', ' ', ' ', 'open', 1

  Create a shortcut to the script including the full path, as below:

  C:\Windows\System32\wscript.exe "D:\MyScripts\MyComp.vbs."

  Change the shortcut icon, and then PIN to the taskbar.

  How is it a better alternative?

  The script takes 3K of memory (max) and duly ends after launching the folder desktop. It's better than the original situation where each instance explorer.exe taking 20 + K of memory and not end automatically.

  Ramesh Srinivasan . The Winhelponline Blog
  Microsoft MVP, Windows desktop experience

• Cannot hide the menu bar in Windows Explorer

  Problem with the menu in Explorer windows (document e.i) bar it shows. It shouldn't be there, because the setting is unchecked under organize, layout and folder options click veiw always show menus uncontrolled. I can't hide the menu bar.

  Thank you

  Long

  I tried method 1 to 5 does not work.

  I don't have an Acer.
  The following text makes sense for you? ......

  Quote a fold named Eric l. in vistax64 forum.
  referral link: http://www.vistax64.com/vista-general/56613-hide-menubar-explorer.html

  The same thing happened to me! This problem is probabily caused by Acer
  eDataSecurity Management. This software MUST be installed (but does not
  to be initialized or setup) so that my solution work. Open an Explorer
  window, e.g. 'computer '. Right-click on an empty spot in the menu bar. You
  should see 'Acer eDataSecurity Management' is checked. Uncheck it. Now the
  menu bar should appear and disappear with the support of the [Alt] key.

  For the benefits of others looking for answers, please mark as answer suggestion if it solves your problem.

• Search tips of Windows Explorer or filters for a search case-sensitive

  I am using the Windows 7 Explorer and try to use the search box to view only files that have the TEMPL uppercase vs. lowercase templ. I type TEMPL in the search box and it is especially definitely TEMPL file names, but also the names of files templ. I tried 'TEMPL' in the search box, but in fact, eliminating more of the files that I want. If anyone knows a site or a book with advice on that, I'd like to hear about them. Thanks in advance.

  Unfortunately, Windows 7 Search has no case sensitive ability.  There are third-party freeware available that can pick up this way: easexp.com/xsearch/, mythicsoft.com/agentransack, tools.tortoisesvn.net/grepWin.html, mcrenox.com.ar/filefinder and fsl.sytes.net/ssearchxt.html.

• I can't hide the menu bar in windows Explorer

  This problem is only with my account, guest account works fine. I have tried all options in the folder view and even checked the registry keys, that nothing seems to work.

  Someone help the menu bar on top is really boring. I am using windows 7 Ultimate x 86

  The problem has been resolved. It happened because of the QTTadBar (who knew) after that deleting a registry value menu bar works very well.
  If anyone has this problem navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER Explorer\Toolbar\ShellBrowser registry key and delete the ITBar7Layout value