My IE was automatically installed with a toolbar, how do I remove it?

I don't know how to uninstall it, because it seems that sometimes it will appear when it is uninstalled in the control panel, but I just know that it basically does not appear.

Open Internet Explorer >> View >> Toolbar >> see that toolbar remove the previous checkmark.

Just go to the control panel and uninstall the program.

Open Internet Explorer >> View >> Toolbar >> see that toolbar remove the previous checkmark.

Problem content: When you need to replace the old control with a new control, it is always the old version of the control after installation, and the old version of the control cannot be uninstalled, and the new version of the control cannot be installed.

Question answer: After analysis, it was found that most of the customers who had this kind of problem changed their filial piety lead points to manual installation. The main reason is to ignore an important detail when uninstalling a control:

All IE processes and Office software must be shut down. Because the control is already in use after opening IE to access the system, it cannot be uninstalled naturallyOffice software is the same, the control will be loaded after opening office, and if you don't close office and uninstall the control, you can't uninstall it. Therefore, the most prescriptive operation is:

1. Close all IE processes (it's best to open Task Manager to check the processes carefully);2. Close all office software, including word and excel, in short, check and turn off3. Run the local uninstall command regsvr32

regsvr32

Copy**You can directly use the new version of the control for uninstallation, and you don't need to find the save address of the old version of the control. But pay attention to the controls of those cab packages, you need to go inside to take out the ocx file for uninstallation first, cab cannot be used to uninstall.

Refer to this plan. The file path inside should be adjusted according to the file path of your machine.

Steps: 1. Right-click the "Open Hint" button in the lower left corner of the desktop, and select the "Control Panel" item from its right-click menu.

2. From the "Control Panel" window that opens, find the "Programs" column and click the "Uninstall Program" button to enter.

3. At this time, the "Uninstall and Change Programs" interface will open, and the "Enable or Disable Windows Features" button will be found on the left side of the window to enter.

4. From the "Windows Functions" interface that opens, cancel the "check" in front of "Internet Explorer 11".

IE is bound to the system, and many services of the system need IE components, so IE cannot be uninstalled, you can update the version or install another browser.

Start --> Settings --> Control Panel --> Add Remove Programs --> Add Remove Windows Component, remove the hook before IE, and click"Next"Can. This is the safest way to uninstall.

If you uninstall IE with other tools, it can cause problems of one kind or another. If the system restore function fails, the help file in HTML format cannot be opened, and many IE-related software may also fail. It is recommended that you do not uninstall IE

Because the presence of IE does not affect the use of other browsers.

When your IE browser fails, you may want to uninstall your IE browser for reinstallation, but you should note that because the Internet Explorer has been closely linked with the Windows operating system, so that it cannot be uninstalled through normal channels, now you can **ieradicator2001 to solve this problem, it can be uninstalled to all versions of the browser, it can be in Win9X Winme Win2000 Win2000SR1 and other operating systems, you can remove the IE installation file and its registry information.

But:We don't recommend uninstalling,Because there are many functions in Windows that rely on IE,For example, you open the preview window on the left side of my computer、Custom folder service, etc.,In short,After you uninstall IE, your Windows will have a lot of problems,And it will be very abnormal,Force you to have to reinstall the system!

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For applications with problems, especially third-party add-ons, some can select the corresponding add-on in the management add-on, and then click on the details to see the corresponding path, where the corresponding developer is generally displayed.

After that, you will know which software it is, and then remove the corresponding browser extension from the Control Panel Programs and Features (XP is the Add and Remove Program) by uninstalling the corresponding program.

If you just want to delete the add-on, but don't want to uninstall the corresponding software, then you can only delete it with the help of the cleaning plug-in of the third-party security software.