I seem to have lost the Sidebar on my desktop ,(Windows Vista)?

Well, you can go to Control Panel/Windows Sidebar Properties and then check the 'show sidebar when windows starts' option. If this Does not work you can restore windows to an earlier point of time by going to start/all programs/accessories/system tools/system restore.

Windows Sidebar Missing

I do not have Vista but here is an answer I found:

1. Click on Vista's blue Start button and then click on "Help and Support".

2. Type SIDEBAR in the Search box, press the Enter key.

3. Click on "Windows Sidebar: FAQ".

4. Click on "Click to open Windows Sidebar".

I did find another solution but it may be a little bit complicated for you. If you are feeling adventurous however look here http://forums.techarena.in/showthread.php?t=673214 and look for the reply at the bottom by someone named ky83cat.

down the bottom right corner where u see the clock there are symbols to the side highlight them and one will say windows side bar. Right click or double click on the logo to open the sidebar back up

you can try to right click on your desk top then scroll down to properties when the next screen comes up you can go thru the options untill you find the screen for your side bar options. I think it says desktop options or screen options i cant give you specifics right now because i am not on my home computer i have windows vista also, but i think thats the route you take. hope it helps. if not try clicking on the start button and type it in the search bar. good luck.

it could additionally count on what style of video games you're enjoying. i'm getting issues from time to time, yet no longer continually. Vista sometime messes up in automobile arranging laptop icons which works advantageous in XP. enable attempt right here. wish that would help... a million) suited click on laptop 2) Hover set up Icon by employing 3) verify automobile set up

Just type "sidebar" in the start menu search box :)

Click on START - then go to PROGRAMS - scroll up to ACCESORIES - when window opens scroll down in that menu - WINDOWS SIDEBAR can be accessed there - just click on it

good, now your computer has freed resources and can process information faster now that the useless sidebar is off. If you need a clock there is one in the corner of the screen, if you need a calender click on the clock, if you need a slideshow then there is something wrong with you, if you want to see cpu/ram resource level go to task manager, if you want weather look out your window, if you want currency converter then bookmark a website that can do it.

Heres the solution...

Uninstall Vista

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