How do I get my menu bar back on top, I can't do my work without that help?

1. Open Firefox
2. Click on Tools
3. Select Add-ons
4. Then click on the Babylon
5. And click Uninstall

OR

Disabling an add-on will turn it off without removing it:

1. At the top of the Firefox window, click on the Firefox button (Tools menu in Windows XP), and then click Add-onsOn the menu bar, click on the Tools menu, and then click Add-onsAt the top of the Firefox window, click on the Tools menu, and then click Add-ons. The Add-ons Manager tab will openAt the top of the Firefox window, click on the Tools menu, and select Add-onsOn the menu bar, click on the Tools menu, and select Add-onsAt the top of the Firefox window, click on the Tools menu, and select Add-ons. The Add-ons window will open.
2. In the Add-ons Manager tabwindow, select the Extensions or Appearance or Plugins panel.
3. Select the add-on you wish to disable.
4. Click the Disable button.
   
   
   
5. Click Restart nowRestart Firefox if it pops up. Your tabs will be saved and restored after the restart.

To re-enable the add-on, find it in the list of Add-ons and click Enable, then restart Firefox.
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right click on open space of where the toolbar is supposed to be on top of page, then a window will pop open . just put a check in the menu box.

1. Firefox
   • 1 Launch your Firefox browser.
     
   • 2 Right-click on a blank area of your browser's search bar. This should cause a menu to pop up.
     
   • 3 Review the menu's list. You will see an item in the list called "Bookmark Toolbar." If it has been accidentally disabled, it will not have a check mark beside it.
     
   • 4 Click the "Bookmark Toolbar" option. This will put a check mark beside it and place it back in your browser's top menu.
     
   Internet Explorer
   • 1 Launch your Internet Explorer browser.
     
   • 2 Right-click on a blank area of your browser's top menu bar. This should cause a menu to pop up.
     
   • 3 Review the menu's list. You will see an item in the list called "Favorites Bar." If it has been accidentally disabled, it will not have a check mark beside it.
     
   • 4 Click the "Favorites Bar" option. This will put a check mark beside it and place it back in your browser's top menu.
     
   Chrome
   • 1 Launch your Chrome browser.
     
   • 2 Click on the little wrench icon in the top right corner of your browser's bar. This will bring up a menu.
     
   • 3 Click "Always show bookmarks bar." This will place it back in your browser's top menu.
     

Left click near the bottom of the desktop and try to drag the menu bar up towards the top of your screen, if the problem lies on the desktop menu bar.

The Firefox "menu bar" includes dropdown menus for various tasks (including "File", "Edit", etc.). If the menu bar does not display, press the "Alt" key (if you are using Windows). That will restore the menu bar temporarily. To restore it permanently, go to the menu bar and select:
View > Toolbars > Menu bar

The Firefox "navigation toolbar" includes the "back", "forward", "reload" buttons, and the address bar (where you type a web address). If the navigation bar does not display, go to the menu bar and select:
View > Toolbars > Navigation toolbar

The Firefox "bookmarks toolbar" displays frequently used bookmarks. If the bookmark toolbar does not display, go to the menu bar and select:
View > Toolbars > Bookmarks toolbar

See screenshot:

Push the alt key, this will enable you to see that menu long enough to click "view" and then select "Menu Bar" from the drop down list.

Alternatively, now that you know that ALT key will bring that menu back when you want it, you can probably just leave it off and enjoy the added page space. I do. :)

If you mean the menu bar in Internet Explorer.
Right click on the toolbar and put a tick next to menu bar

This should help you...

Open your widget bar by touching the "W". Once it's open, add all of your widgets to the home screen. Stack them from top of the screen down. that should allow you to scroll down to the one you can't get to otherwise. Now simply move that one up higher, then begin to put back the ones you don't want into your widget bar in order from bottom to top. Once you have them docked back where you want them, click the "X" to close the widget bar.

Problem should be solved.

^Try going do the display properties again but this time on the Appearance tab.

You will have a dropdown box and select windows xp default.

let me know if it helps

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try this command on start->run

outlook.exe /firstrun

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