Windows 7 menu bar can not automatically hide the solution

Many users like to optimize the system with Windows 7 optimization software, but the result of this will generally result in the system default settings being modified, and even the system has some unexplained problems. In combination with some questions raised by ZOL users, the author uses the hidden and displayed Windows 7 menu bar as an example to talk to you about the problems caused by using Windows 7 third-party optimization software.

By default, the Windows 7 menu bar is not displayed. If the user needs to use the menu bar, press the Alt key (Figure 1, 2). However, some third-party optimization software, such as Windows Optimizer, will use the Windows Optimizer system to display the Windows 7 menu bar permanently (Figure 2).

Figure 1 Windows 7 does not display the status bar by default

Figure 2 If you need to use the menu bar, press the Alt key

To reiterate, I am not saying Windows 7 The permanent display of the menu bar is incorrect, but just for example. Whether to make the menu bar permanent display, this is actually a user's habit of transitioning from Windows XP to Windows 7.

The author believes that letting the Windows 7 menu bar be displayed permanently will indeed bring convenience to some of your operations, but it also gives other users the opportunity to modify the system settings. Perhaps at some point you will find that Some of the personal definitions that were originally your own have been tampered with.

If you want to restore the Windows 7 menu bar to the system default state, you can "send and receive" through the Alt key, then please click to go to the next page.

If you want to cancel the Windows 7 menu bar always displayed, first check if the "Always show menu" is checked in the folder options (Figure 3).

Figure 3 Check if it is checked "Always show menu" is selected