Sorry to hear about the trouble. Please try the suggestions shared in this discussion and let us know if this helps or if you need further assistance.

Thanks

Rishabh

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Rob217717683hslAuthor

Inspiring

Unfortunately it didn't work. The InDesign top bar is still missing when I launch it.

I've also tried reinstalling but it didn't help the issue.

Barb Binder

Community Expert

When InDesign begins to behave erratically, consider rebuilding your cache and preferences. Doing so will solve most of these issues, and the link below explains both the keyboard technique (which works most of the time) as well as the more thorough approach to deleting (or renaming) your cache and preferences, which tends to resolve the more stubborn issues not rectified by the keyboard approach.

See: https://www.rockymountaintraining.com/adobe-indesign-rebuilding-preferences-cache/

~Barb

~Barb at Rocky Mountain Training

Steve Werner

Community Expert

InDesign 18.5 just arrived this week as a new update.

The suggestion from @Barb Binder is a good one: Restoring preferences and caches is often necessary after you've applied a new update.

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Rob217717683hslAuthor

Inspiring

Unfortunately I'm still having this issue after resetting preferences and renaming both those files.

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Manan Joshi

Community Expert

Goto Window menu and check the Application Frame option, hopefully this will resolve your issue

-Manan

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Rob217717683hslAuthor

Inspiring

Unfortunately not 😞

I'm now not sure if this is a macOS or InDesign issue, but I'm starting to think the former, as I believe the top bar just keeps getting hidden after the computer has been asleep.

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