how do I disable aol toolbar?
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I agree with the other answers, however there are a few other things you can try if it doesn't work.\n\n(1) In IE, go to the "Manage Add-ons" section from Tools -> Internet options -> Programs tab -> Manage add-ons button at the bottom. From here, you can choose to enable/disable so-called "legit" add-ons.\n\n(2) Run a spyware scan with either Ad-Aware or SpyBot S&D (both available for free at www.majorgeeks.com); if the programs see the toolbar(s) as a threat, they will be either outright removed from your system, or altered to a point where they won't work anymore.\n\n(3) Again from www.majorgeeks.com, you can download a toolbar removal program; there are several freeware versions available. If you'd like, e-mail me and I can assist you further if none of these options work.
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on your browser bar click on the tool's button then click on the popup blocker and turn it off. but be ready to get alot of trash if you don't turn it back on when you change web sites.
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Right click somewhere on the menu-bar. Then uncheck "yahoo Toolbar" this will make the toolbar disappear until you check it again.\n\nTo remove it permanently. Go to add/remove programs in the control panel. Uninstall yahoo toolbar there. That's it
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Click on Tools on the top bar and then Quick Preferences.  Block all pop-ups or block unwanted pop-ups
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To Remove tool bar \n\n* View-->Tool bars->Customize (Then Remove the tool bar \n  that you want by selecting them)\n              --------OR--------\n* Go to control Panel->Add Or Remove programs->Remove the tool bar that has been installed\n\n              --------OR--------\nRemoving Unwanted Toolbar Items\n\nIf you have items in your Internet Explorer toolbar you would like to remove:\n\nRun Regedit\n\nDelete keys in these possible locations are:\n\nHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\n&#92;SOFTWARE\n&#92;Microsoft&#92;\nInternet Explorer&#92;\nToolbar \n\n\nHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE&#92;\nSOFTWARE&#92;\nMicrosoft&#92;\nInternet Explorer&#92;\nExtensions \n\nHKEY_CURRENT_USER&#92;\nSoftware&#92;\nMicrosoft&#92;\nInternet Explorer&#92;\nMenuExt
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go to control panel> add/remove programs, and delete everything associated with AOL...then when you need to check your AOL mail, just go to the AOL website........all the extra that AOL wants you to install is useless stuff that takes up too many resources (RAM)
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If its a browser, Go to view menu, Tool bar option and uncheck the corresponding toolbar.
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If you are talking about wanting to keep aol and still get ride of the aol thing down at the bottom, try this\n\nRight click on the taskbar, go to properties. You should see Taskbar and Start Menu Properties, now go to Customize, and scroll down until you see AOL, to the far right, you should see Hide When Inactive, click that, and put Always Hide, and that will make it where you won't see it unless you click the < to the left of the monitors icons, then you should see it.\n\nIf you have anymore questions, just let me know and i will see if i can help you.\n\nBy the way, most of the time i only have like 2 to 5 icons in my taskbar, but if i click the < i can see like 15 icons. But at least its less annoying than having all those icons show up all the time.\n\nBy the way, the AOL will still be active, you just can't see it without press the <
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Or, if using Internet Explorer, Tools > Internet Options > Content tab > Disable button the content advisor\n\nThat is, unless it has a password.
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just go to Control Panel, add and remove programs. find yahoo! toolbar and click remove
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If you are using Internet Explorer, just go to the menu item at the top of the browser window called VIEW, then select TOOLBARS, and make sure ADDRESS BAR is checked.\n\nFirefox is similar except your toolbar will be called "Navigation Toolbar".\n\nAdditionally,\n\nA virus or some other entity might have entered this restriction to disable the address bar.  See if you have the "NoAddressBar" registry entry described on this page:\n\nhttp://www.winguides.com/registry/display.php/1111/\n\nIf all else fails,\n\nmake sure Internet explorer is closed and use the following utility:\n\nhttp://www.dougknox.com/xp/utils/xp_toolbarfix.htm
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Follow these instructions:\n\n1. Open Internet Explorer\n2. click on Tools at the top of the screen\n3. click on Internet Options\n4. click on the Advanced tab\n5. Tick Disable Script Debugging (Internet Explorer)\n6. Tick Disable Script Debugging (other)\n7. click OK
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Go to "view" then toolbars and click address bar. That should get it back but I don't know what you could have done to make it not in view.
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well it is very easy to remove a toolbar.....just go to controlpanel ther go to add or remove programs and from there delete tolbar <example> starware toolbar just delete it and enjoy ...it was simple.
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In Internet Explorer TOOLS > POPUP BLOCKER > TURN OFF POPUP BLOCKER\n\nbut youi might have other popup blockes as well.\n\nGoogle Toolbar: To completely disable the pop-up blocker, open the Toolbar Options window and clear the checkbox next to pop-up blocker in the Accessories section.\n\nYahoo Toolbar: Click on the shield icon and uncheck Enable Pop-Up Blocker.
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If you have Internet Explorer, go to Tools, then Popup Blocker and turn off.
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Right-click anywhere on the top and uncheck Yahoo! Toolbar.\nor\nClick view -> click toolbars -> click to uncheck Yahoo! Toolbar.