why is the BACK and FORWARD TABS OFF MY SCREEN.....HOW DO I GET IT BACK?

Answer 1

dnt know. =)

Answer 2

Go to View at the top of your screen. The select Standard tabs and it should come back.

Answer 3

Go to the View menu in Internet Explorer (if that is what you are using) and click on Toolbars, then make sure there is a check mark next to Standard Toolbar.

Answer 4

Right-click on any empty space of your taskbar, the one that you do have. Select "Standards Buttons" -- put a check next to this by left-clicking it. This should bring your buttons back, on windows xp.

Answer 5

click on VIEW > TOOLBARS

you should experiment with all of the settings in your browser or you'll keep having nothing but trouble like you are now. also click on everything you see with both your left and right mouse buttons. try dragging and droping stuff to.

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Answer 6

Right click on the tab and click all the checkmarks on

Answer 7

right click on the gray area where they were and see if navagation buttons is checked, or you can hit F11 to see if you are in full screen

Answer 8

Simplest answer - Press F11

Answer 9

Depending on what browser you're using, go to "View" and then "Toolbars". make sure you have a tick against the 'navigation' one, although the names may differ slightly depending on what programme you're using.

Answer 10

Right click on your top menu bar. Has everything been ticked?

If so, use your cursor to move your menu bars around.. it's probably been moved and 'hidden' somewhere.

Answer 11

click on view
then toolbars
and then click on standard buttons so there is a tick mark by it