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Spehro Pefhany
They've put a "nuke" button on IE7 to kill *all* the add-ons and
whatever, essentially returning it to as-installed without
re-installing (actually if you re-install, it tries to keep all that
stuff, bookmarks and so on, for you).
Tools->Internet Options->Advanced->Reset
Rude and crude, but sometimes extraordiary measures are called for
(besides if you ever uninstall it, they probably have legitimate
worries you might not re-install it).
Needed this to kill some unwanted ask.com crap.. don't *ever* install
their stuff. Had to re-install Firefox and wipe out the associated
registry and directories. 8-(
They must be paying companies by the number of initially installed
copies.. it's bundled along with some freeware and the installation
opt-outs vary from misleading to outright lying.
Best regards,
Spehro Pefhany
whatever, essentially returning it to as-installed without
re-installing (actually if you re-install, it tries to keep all that
stuff, bookmarks and so on, for you).
Tools->Internet Options->Advanced->Reset
Rude and crude, but sometimes extraordiary measures are called for
(besides if you ever uninstall it, they probably have legitimate
worries you might not re-install it).
Needed this to kill some unwanted ask.com crap.. don't *ever* install
their stuff. Had to re-install Firefox and wipe out the associated
registry and directories. 8-(
They must be paying companies by the number of initially installed
copies.. it's bundled along with some freeware and the installation
opt-outs vary from misleading to outright lying.
Best regards,
Spehro Pefhany