Healing brush disappeared

[kathyh25685939]

I have version C5 PS which I have been using for awhile.  Not sure what happen but today my healing brush which is one of the tools I use all the time is not showing up in the tool bar.  Is there a way to refresh PS to back to original settings? Or do I need to delete and reinstall PS on my computer.  It has been below zero for many days here in upstate NY so I have been working on my pics for the past several days.  Not today as no healing brush.

[JJMack]

If there is a little triangle in the lower right in the tool bar tool icon right click on the tool in the bar see if you then see it. Try Shift+J to change the tool.

[kathyh25685939]

No triangle in the lower right hand tool bar.  Something tells me I need to try to reset PS to original settings or reinstall?

[kathyh25685939]

I have closed out of PS and shut my computer off and restarted.  Or maybe I hit an tab of some sort to make it disappear. I only use PS for basic editing nothing fancy

[macpawel]

Maybe try to change your workspace to reset tools?

pawel

[kathyh25685939]

how to you change your workspace to reset tools

[diegom78474259]

Edit/Toolbar

Drag and drop what you want where you want...

It take a time for me in the 2019 version to find that.. so, i share....

[defaultd5yti8fqmyx0]

I'm having the same issue, for no reason at all, after years and years of using PS, the Spot Healing tool is gone from my Tool Bar.  I hope this is not an idiotic Adobe improvement to the software. 

[Vasilo007 · Accepted solution]

Heya, I don't know if you solved your issue, I have a solution tho. 

Edit --> Toolbar --> Restore Defaults --> Done!

[Jamescombridge]

Omg thank you. What a stupid thing to have happen randomly though!

[Kimberly23062829pytw]

Doing this did not work for me..it didnt show back up

[chapmanab72]

I am having the same problem. I have tried everything that has been suggested and I still can't get my spot healing brush to reappear. 

[Vasilo007]

Hey, are you sure you did the following?? 

Edit --> Toolbar --> Restore Defaults --> Done!

[PECourtejoie]

Hi, I would try to change the workspace in window>workspace.

[Andy24310842rtk5]

It's just another example of how unstable Photoshop is. I know a lot of people who work in programming and coding and to them PS is a running joke. Basically, if any other programme (e.g from Microsoft) kept losing things from menus there would be uproar and MS would have to fix it quick. But becasue there is no real competitor to PS then Adobe can get away with it.