Windows 7 Photo gallery edit commands

tonyroder

New Member
Joined
Jul 23, 2010
Messages
52
For the usual mysterious reason, Photo Gallery no longer displays the edit commands in a sidebar on the right, but only in a ribbon above the display. What must I do to restore that display?
 


Solution
To address the issue with Windows Photo Gallery not displaying the edit commands in a sidebar on the right but only in a ribbon above the display, you can try the following steps to potentially restore the display:

Check Settings:​

  1. View Options: Ensure that the View Options are correctly set to display the edit commands in a sidebar.
    • Click on the "View" tab in Windows Photo Gallery.
    • Look for an option related to "Sidebar" or "Edit Options."
    • Check if there is an option to toggle between sidebar and ribbon display.

      Reset Windows Photo Gallery:​

    []Reset Default Settings: Resetting the default settings of Windows Photo Gallery might restore the sidebar display.
    • Close Windows Photo...
To address the issue with Windows Photo Gallery not displaying the edit commands in a sidebar on the right but only in a ribbon above the display, you can try the following steps to potentially restore the display:

Check Settings:​

  1. View Options: Ensure that the View Options are correctly set to display the edit commands in a sidebar.
    • Click on the "View" tab in Windows Photo Gallery.
    • Look for an option related to "Sidebar" or "Edit Options."
    • Check if there is an option to toggle between sidebar and ribbon display.

      Reset Windows Photo Gallery:​

    []Reset Default Settings: Resetting the default settings of Windows Photo Gallery might restore the sidebar display.
    • Close Windows Photo Gallery if it's open.
    • Press the Windows key + R to open the Run dialog.
    • Type in control appwiz.cpl and hit Enter to open Programs and Features.
    • Locate Windows Essentials from the list, right-click on it, and select "Uninstall/Change."
    • In the window that opens, choose "Repair all Windows Essentials programs" and follow the on-screen instructions.
    • Once the repair is complete, restart your computer and check if the sidebar display is restored.

      Update or Reinstall Windows Photo Gallery:​

    [
    ]Update Photo Gallery: Ensure that your Windows Photo Gallery is up to date.
    • Go to the Microsoft Store and check for any updates for Windows Photo Gallery.
    • If there are updates available, install them and check if the issue is resolved.

      Additional Steps:​

  2. Restart Computer: Sometimes, a simple restart can resolve software display issues.
    • Restart your computer and open Windows Photo Gallery to see if the sidebar display is back.
If the issue persists after trying these steps, there may be a specific setting or compatibility issue causing the problem. It could be helpful to seek further assistance from Windows support forums or from Microsoft directly.
 


Solution
Back
Top