Menu Bar disappears after quitting applications

I just got my 2012 Mac Mini 2.3 i7 + Fusion Drive. Installed a few standard applications (Office, VLC, Chrome, Handbrake, Transmission, AppCleaner). Everytime I quit an application my menu bar disappears as well. A simple key press or click on the screen brings back the Menu Bar, but it shouldn't be disappearing.
I know I'm not enabling Full Screen mode unless someone is aware of a "behind the scenes" workaround.
Anyone have anymore luck with this?
Thanks in advance

So interestingly enough, I may have solved this by adding my 2nd monitor. I was seeing the issue when using an HDMI -> Mini DisplayPort cable and a single monitor. I just got an identical 2nd monitor about 30 min. ago (thanks UPS guy!) and hooked that one up via HDMI -> HDMI. Now the menu bar is always there.
I wonder if this has to do with something related to the Mini DisplayPort/Thunderbolt?

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I just got a 27" Core i5 with the Fusion Drive and it was doing the same thing - Menu Bar would disappear from screen when I quit any application.
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Your problems seem to be exactly the same as the issue I'm having when it happens. Can I ask how much RAM you have installed, and how frequently the problem occurs? I'm curious also because I'm planning on buying an imac soon, and was planning on installing the 4Gb of RAM I have into that when it arrives - the £300 apple charges for the upgrade is a little excessive.
I mentioned that I've tried to download the latest firmware update, but it keeps crashing upon completion. Have you had any issues like this?
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Disconnect all peripherals from your computer. Boot from your install disc & run _*Repair Disk*_ from the utility menu. To use the Install Mac OS X disc, insert the disc, and restart your computer while holding down the C key as it starts up.
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Right side of menu bar hidden after 2nd monitor disconnect

Hello, When I disconnect my 30" external monitor from my MacBook Pro, the far right side of my menu bar disappears -- the part with the clock and battery information, bluetooth menu and various other little doodads. How do I get the menu back?
Also, is there anyway to keep this from happening?
When the monitor is attached, I have it set up so the menu bar goes on the monitor, as well as the Dock.
The Dock resizes perfectly when I disconnect the external monitor. It's just the menu bar that's screwy.
I'm running an up-to-date version of OS X 10.5.2.

This is how Apple's marketing materials describe the process of hooking up an external monitor to a MacBook Pro:
"Connect an Apple Cinema Display to expand your desktop and lose nothing in translation."
--http://www.apple.com/macbookpro/features.html
This is false advertising. You lose your clock, WiFi menu, Time Machine menu, Spotlight and more in the translation.
This is a very real bug.

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Marco

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