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May 30th 08, 07:18 AM
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Yahoo search on Vista Taskbar
I have Vista on my laptop. On the taskbar along the bottom there is a small
search window that says Yahoo search in it. I never ever use it and I would much rather have the space for something else. Does anyone know if I can turn that thing off so I don't have it just sitting there like it's sticking its toungue out at me saying "Na Na I am on your task bar and there ain't a thing you can do about it"? I don't know why it bugs me so bad...It probably wouldn't if I knew I could turn it off if I decided I wanted to rather than feeling like my computer setup and the way it looks is someone elses decision. Thanks!!! 
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May 30th 08, 08:07 AM
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Yahoo search on Vista Taskbar
bsmalley wrote:
I have Vista on my laptop. On the taskbar along the bottom there is a small search window that says Yahoo search in it. I never ever use it and I would much rather have the space for something else. Does anyone know if I can turn that thing off so I don't have it just sitting there like it's sticking its toungue out at me saying "Na Na I am on your task bar and there ain't a thing you can do about it"? I don't know why it bugs me so bad...It probably wouldn't if I knew I could turn it off if I decided I wanted to rather than feeling like my computer setup and the way it looks is someone elses decision. Thanks!!! Uninstall it. ..
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May 30th 08, 04:54 PM
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Yahoo search on Vista Taskbar
On Fri, 30 May 2008 00:18:00 -0700, bsmalley
wrote: I have Vista on my laptop. On the taskbar along the bottom there is a small search window that says Yahoo search in it. I never ever use it and I would much rather have the space for something else. Does anyone know if I can turn that thing off so I don't have it just sitting there Right-click on a blank space on the task bar and choose Toolbars. Uncheck Yahoo Search. -- Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP - Windows Desktop Experience Please Reply to the Newsgroup
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May 31st 08, 03:09 AM
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Yahoo search on Vista Taskbar
"bsmalley" wrote in message ... I have Vista on my laptop. On the taskbar along the bottom there is a small search window that says Yahoo search in it. I never ever use it and I would much rather have the space for something else. Does anyone know if I can turn that thing off so I don't have it just sitting there like it's sticking its toungue out at me saying "Na Na I am on your task bar and there ain't a thing you can do about it"? I don't know why it bugs me so bad...It probably wouldn't if I knew I could turn it off if I decided I wanted to rather than feeling like my computer setup and the way it looks is someone elses decision. Thanks!!! Right-click on a blank spot on the Taskbar. Highlight "Toolbars" and deselect HP Advisor.
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May 31st 08, 06:38 AM
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Yahoo search on Vista Taskbar
Thanks Shug, I had tried everything else. I never dreamed it was attached to
the HP Advisor. Thanks Again! "Shug" wrote: "bsmalley" wrote in message ... I have Vista on my laptop. On the taskbar along the bottom there is a small search window that says Yahoo search in it. I never ever use it and I would much rather have the space for something else. Does anyone know if I can turn that thing off so I don't have it just sitting there like it's sticking its toungue out at me saying "Na Na I am on your task bar and there ain't a thing you can do about it"? I don't know why it bugs me so bad...It probably wouldn't if I knew I could turn it off if I decided I wanted to rather than feeling like my computer setup and the way it looks is someone elses decision. Thanks!!! Right-click on a blank spot on the Taskbar. Highlight "Toolbars" and deselect HP Advisor.
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October 7th 11, 02:21 AM
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Yahoo search on Vista Taskbar
yahoo search
On Friday, May 30, 2008 3:18 AM bsmalle wrote: I have Vista on my laptop. On the taskbar along the bottom there is a small search window that says Yahoo search in it. I never ever use it and I would much rather have the space for something else. Does anyone know if I can turn that thing off so I don't have it just sitting there like it's sticking its toungue out at me saying "Na Na I am on your task bar and there ain't a thing you can do about it"? I don't know why it bugs me so bad...It probably wouldn't if I knew I could turn it off if I decided I wanted to rather than feeling like my computer setup and the way it looks is someone elses decision. Thanks!!! On Friday, May 30, 2008 4:07 AM Dave wrote: bsmalley wrote: Uninstall it. . On Friday, May 30, 2008 12:54 PM Ken Blake, MVP wrote: Right-click on a blank space on the task bar and choose Toolbars. Uncheck Yahoo Search. -- Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP - Windows Desktop Experience Please Reply to the Newsgroup On Friday, May 30, 2008 11:09 PM Shug wrote: Right-click on a blank spot on the Taskbar. Highlight "Toolbars" and deselect HP Advisor. On Saturday, May 31, 2008 2:38 AM bsmalle wrote: Thanks Shug, I had tried everything else. I never dreamed it was attached to the HP Advisor. Thanks Again! "Shug" wrote:
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