Basic Panel gone - why?

In LR 4.1 Develop Module the Basic Panel suddenly disappeared.  Why?  How do I get it back?

Right click on one of the other panel titles (like the Tone Curve panel title) and make sure there is a check mark next to Basic

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    In Develop Module, the Basic Panel (white balance, color saturation and tonal scale) disappeared.  How can I restore these tools?

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  • Where has the preview panel gone is Bridge CS5?

    Today when I opened up Bridge, the preview panel on the right hand side has disappeared. It shows as being selected when I go to the Window Menu but it isn't there. The scroll bar is also missing so I can't view all of the thumbnails. Does anyone have any ideas about why this has happened and how I can return it to it's normal format? Thanks, Michelle.

    Fantastic. Thank you, much appreciated
    Date: Mon, 16 May 2011 02:22:18 -0600
    From: [email protected]
    To: [email protected]
    Subject: Where has the preview panel gone is Bridge CS5?
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    I have lost my "Basic" panel in the Develop module and can't figure out how to get it back. My right panel goes from the Histogram straight to the Tone Curve panel.  My Basic panel should be below the Histogram.  Any ideas how to get it back.  I have even uninstalled my lightroom and reinstalled it with same issue.  Help!!!

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  • The "basic" panel in LR4 "develop" simply disappeared.  How do I get it back?

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  • I am on a MAC OSX 10.9.5, and using LR 5.7.  I have lost the "Develop" Basic Panel (white balance & color saturation).  How do I get it back?  Every thing else seems to be in place.

    I am on a MAC OSX 10.9.5, and using LR 5.7.  I have lost the "Develop" Basic Panel (white balance & color saturation).  Every thing else seems to be in place.  How do I get it back?

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  • I upgrade from LR3 to LR5 and the basic panel is the old format...does not have the new sliders that

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  • Basic Panel Keyboard Shortcut No Longer Works

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    thanks for your time and your response Geoff, but alas that is one of the criteria I've already tried without success.  :-)
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