Thanks for reporting this bug which I can confirm. I have assigned it to the
package gnome-media.
The application you used to set the open was probably gconf-editor.
To restore the window menu you need to delete a file. Open the file
browser using "Places->Home Folder" and toggle the location bar to text
(the button is top left just below the menu bar). In the text line,
append "/.gnome2" to the line (note the dot). In this folder you should
see a file called "gnome-volume-control" which can be safely deleted
setting you menu option base to the default.
To switch the menu tearoff option off, you need to run the config-editor
again. Be careful, you can change many things using this application!
Press alt-F2 and type "gconf-editor" into the dialogue then click "run".
Expand the "desktop" branch, scroll down and click on "interface".
Scroll the right-hand window down until you can see
"menus_have_tearoffs" and then uncheck that option. Then just close
gconf-editor.
** Changed in: gnome-media (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: None => gnome-media
Status: New => Confirmed
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Volume control applet's menu bar unable to reattach
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/241357
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