No scrollbar in Adobe Bridge 10.0.3.138 - Windows 10 64 Bit

Best guess is you have some other software that changes your interface.

I get this problem randomly in CS5! Outrageous that this still happens something like 10 years later. Scrool bars are an inherent feature that Windows provides automatically, like drop-down menus. A programmer has to work hard to suppress or modify the normal behavior of the Windows interface. That's why none of the other dozens of Windows programs I've used have this failure.

I fiddle with the icons at the far upper right, which cycle trough "compact" "full" and "ultra-compact," and eventually the window acts like Microsft designed it to work. Sometimes one click will do it, sometimes it takes several cycles through the otions.

I have set up my own custom workspace (this is the same procedure in Bridge as Photoshop and InDesign), and I believe switching workspaces has worked, but it was a long time ago and I may be confused.

Being new to Bridge is not the issue, and there is no preference for "disable scroll bars" or "override Windows interface functions."

Hi Chris,

Sorry to hear that the scroll bar is not visible in Bridge, could you please try resetting the preferences of Bridge and let us know if it helps?

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Regards,

Sahil