Internext explorer comes up and goes away

Simple: Right click in a blank area of the TaskBar.
Click the Settings (gear/sprocket icon)
In the menu that opens:
Set the slider to "Hide the TaskBar"
After using the TaskBar, it will slide off. To get it, just mouse down to the bottom of the screen and it will slide back up.
(This assumes that the TaskBar is on the bottom. You can also set the TaskBar to be on any of the 4 positions of the screen from that settings menu!)
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Assuming you're using Windows 10, type Internet Explorer into the search box at the bottom of the screen. Find Internet Explorer in the list of results, right-click it to either Pin to taskbar or Pin to Start. To make IE the default browser: Start button> Settings> System> left side menu, select Default Apps then select Set Defaults by App

Internet Explorer Repair Tool

I'm had the same problem with my system. if the 'Start' button is still visible, so you can right-click that, select 'Properties' and change the TaskBar settings.select the 'Autohide the Taskbar' and applying that change will result in the Taskbar appearing again (at least when the mouse pointer is positioned by the Taskbar).


if the above one does not work a simple solution that will work:

1. Hit CTRL+ESC to show the Start menu.
2. Right click the menu at the bottom for Properties.
3. Select the Taskbar tab.
4. Check Autohide Taskbar and click the apply button.
5. Uncheck Autohide Taskbar and click the apply button once more.

Your taskbar should reappear when you've completed these 5 steps.

Please give this a try before messing with registry or recovering your machine!

If the taskbar does not show up when you press CTRL+ESC then explorer.exe may not be running. To correct this press CTRL+SHIFT+ESC which will bring up the task manager. Click File, New. Find explorer.exe and open it.


Go into Task Manager. Find explorer.exe and end the process. Restart explorer.exe. If your taskbar magically reappears, you've found the issue. Here are some other symptoms:

After a Windows Vista-based computer has been running for an extended period of time, the desktop screen may stop updating correctly. For example, you may experience any of the following symptoms: • Parts of the screen may go black. • Parts of the screen may become transparent. • The toolbar may disappear. • The toolbar may appear at the top of the screen instead of at the bottom of the screen.
If you add the GDI Objects column for the Explorer.exe process in the Task Manager console, you see that the GDI Objects column has reached the maximal number that is defined in the GDIProcessHandleQuota registry entry.

A hotfix is available from Microsoft: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/932406

Bring up the task manager. Click [File] then "New Task(Run)". Type "cmd" into the text field and press Enter. This will open the command prompt.

Enable the AOL Toolbar If the AOL Toolbar is disabled, it will not appear as part of the Internet Explorer toolbar.
To enable the AOL Toolbar in Internet Explorer® 6.0 and earlier:
On the browser window, click the View menu, select Toolbars, then click AOL Toolbar.
To enable the AOL Toolbar in Internet Explorer 7.0:
On the browser window, click the Tools menu on the right side, select Toolbars, then click AOL Toolbar.
To enable the AOL Toolbar in Internet Explorer® 8.0:
On the browser window, click the View menu, select Toolbars, then click AOL Toolbar.
Note: When enabled, a check mark will appear next to AOL Toolbar.

hi your download doesnt work it trys to download gets to the end and says it is unable to download try again later

push button on cd reader on front tray opens put in recovery cd close tray turn off power count to 10 turn on power follow directions on screen

Do Internet Explorer update or use Mozilla Firefox (that is similar to Explorer) instead of Internet Explorer.

Download and reinstall internet Explorer from website below:


Internet Explorer: Get It Now

Or use mozilla instead of internet explorer:

Mozilla | Firefox web browser & Thunderbird email client

Move you mouse to the bottom of the screen. press the right mouse button. Select properties. Uncheck autohide the taskbar. Press ok.