February 19, 200620 yr Foolishly downloaded new c cleaner and now can not get rid of Yahoo link that has appeared under address. Anyone offer any help to computer novice? Many Thanks.
February 19, 200620 yr Sorry to be thick STPO but wot's a c cleaner (C:\drive maybe?) and what do you mean 'under adressess? For the lisdexlic amongst us can you spell it out a bit more clearly please. Arnold Judas Rimmer of Jupiter Mining Corporation Ship Red Dwarf
February 20, 200620 yr I think soontheplayoffs is referring to the "Yahoo Toolbar." Generally my recommendation is to just Download Firefox and install. Many of these things make it hard to get rid of them. Anybody know another way?
February 20, 200620 yr I think soontheplayoffs is referring to the "Yahoo Toolbar." Generally my recommendation is to just Download Firefox and install. Many of these things make it hard to get rid of them. Anybody know another way? Yeh that'll do it Firefox is a much better browser every which way. Arnold Judas Rimmer of Jupiter Mining Corporation Ship Red Dwarf
February 20, 200620 yr "CCleaner" is a free junk removal application and stands for "Crap Cleaner". I've used it for a long time and I think that it's a neat and effective piece of software. After downloading the installation file and starting the set-up, the set-up configuration window gives the option of installing the CCleaner Yahoo! Toolbar. The default is to add this toolbar but if the OP had unticked the option, the Yahoo! Toolbar would not have been installed. System Restore would return the OP's system to a point prior to installing CCleaner. Then he/she could reinstall but without the Yahoo! Toolbar. Another option is to remove the Yahoo! Toolbar (over 45 MB!) using the Add/Remove Programs in Control Panel.
February 20, 200620 yr I second the Crap Cleaner software mentioned above. It's free and you can download it here.
February 20, 200620 yr I think soontheplayoffs is referring to the "Yahoo Toolbar." Generally my recommendation is to just Download Firefox and install. Many of these things make it hard to get rid of them. Anybody know another way? Yeh that'll do it Firefox is a much better browser every which way. Yup, I'll second that, or if for some reason you don't like "Firefox" you can try "Opera", which also has all the options as the Yahoo Toolbar, plus more +++!
February 20, 200620 yr I would have to back up everyones advice and say to use Firefox. It is very easy to use and has a lot more customisable options if you want to get into it plus added security. But it sounds like you have installed the yahoo toolbar. To remove click. VIEW then TOOLBARS and then uncheck YAHOO! COMPANION. Hope this helps
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