Cách hiện menu bar ie windows 10

Updated: 06/30/2020 by

Users coming from earlier versions of Internet Explorer may notice the File, Edit, View, Favorites, Tools, and Help menus are now missing. The reason is that the menu bar is now hidden by default. However, it may be accessed using one of two options. Select a link below for how to view this menu, and troubleshooting options if it won’t display.

Note

If you are using Microsoft Edge, the replacement for Internet Explorer in Windows 10, the File, Edit, and View menus are not available. Microsoft does not include these menus in Microsoft Edge.

• Temporarily show the File, Edit, View menu
• Permanently show the File, Edit, View menu
• Browser in full-screen mode

Temporarily show the File, Edit, View menu

Pressing the Alt temporarily displays this menu and allow users to use any of its features. The menu bar is located right below the Address bar, in the upper-left corner of the browser window.

Note

Once a selection is made from one of the menus, the bar will be hidden again.

Permanently show the File, Edit, View menu

If you want to have the File, Edit, View menu always shown, like in previous versions of Internet Explorer, follow the steps below.

1. Press the Alt to show the menu bar temporarily.
2. Click View (A), and select Toolbars from the drop-down menu that appears (B).

1. Click Menu bar.

1. When a check mark appears next to the Menu bar option, it indicates it is visible.

Tip

If pressing the Alt key does not make the menu bar visible, try pressing Alt+V. This keyboard shortcut opens the View menu, even if the menu bar is hidden.

Tip

To make the menu bar autohide again, repeat the steps above.

Browser in full-screen mode

If Internet Explorer is set to run in full-screen mode, the menu bar is not visible, even when enabled. However, if you move your mouse cursor to the very top of the screen, the menu bar becomes visible.

To exit full-screen mode, press the F11 key on your keyboard. Check to see if the menu bar is now visible or if pressing the Alt key makes it visible.

If you’ve tried the steps above and the menu bar is still not accessible, your Internet Explorer installation may be corrupt or damaged. It’s also possible your computer has a virus or malware infection that is preventing the menu bar from being displayed.

If the problem is your Internet Explorer installation, it may be necessary to uninstall and then reinstall it.

Alternatively, if there is a newer version of Internet Explorer available, try updating to the latest version. Doing so may fix the problem.

In the case of a virus or malware infection, use an antivirus and anti-malware software program to clean your computer and remove the infection. Malwarebytes, Webroot SecureAnywhere, and Kaspersky Internet Security are excellent software programs for removing virus and malware infections, and preventing future ones. You can also try one of the many free antivirus and anti-malware programs available on the Internet.