Internet Explorer
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When i open internet explorer... always got advertisement pop up... plus 1 stupid bar at the bottom... Anyone else also kenna? How to remove?
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use firefox
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i got arh... but i dont quite like..Originally posted by FireIce:use firefox
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use Opera
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I got it too dunno how to remove for this oneOriginally posted by FadeToBlack:When i open internet explorer... always got advertisement pop up... plus 1 stupid bar at the bottom... Anyone else also kenna? How to remove?
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use spyware/adware removal tool...Originally posted by FadeToBlack:When i open internet explorer... always got advertisement pop up... plus 1 stupid bar at the bottom... Anyone else also kenna? How to remove? -
use anti-ad or anti-popups
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Tried all the above suggestions.. but to no avil....
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uninstall then install again
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Disable port 80.
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You registered just to ask this?
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Like your nick says..Originally posted by 0ut of P0int:You registered just to ask this? -
format ur computer
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uninstall IE and then re-install it
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buy a new comp
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Walau... some are lame repliesss
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go sing Opera or catch a Firefox.
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hei xin .........Originally posted by ditzy:Disable port 80. -
wats port 80?Originally posted by meltz:hei xin ......... -
An easy problem.. This is if you dont use WinXp
The Steps:
1. From within Windows, click the Start button and select Run. When the Run dialog box appears, enter FDISK into the Open box and click OK.
2. When FDISK starts (in a DOS window), you'll be asked if you want to enable large disk support. Answer Yes.
3. The FDISK menu is now displayed. Select the drive you want to partition, and then choose option 1 (Create DOS Partition or Logical DOS Drive).
4. When asked if you want to use the entire drive for your DOS partition, answer Yes. (If you're asked whether you want to enable FAT32 support, also answer Yes.)
5. After the partition is created, follow the onscreen prompts to exit FDISK and restart your computer.
6. Internet explorer should now be functiong in its oringinal form. Its advisable to update your pc with service packs from the microsoft website.
If you require further assistance, dont hesitate to ask me for help -
get nod32
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Do not do thisOriginally posted by alexkusu:An easy problem.. This is if you dont use WinXp
The Steps:
1. From within Windows, click the Start button and select Run. When the Run dialog box appears, enter FDISK into the Open box and click OK.
2. When FDISK starts (in a DOS window), you'll be asked if you want to enable large disk support. Answer Yes.
3. The FDISK menu is now displayed. Select the drive you want to partition, and then choose option 1 (Create DOS Partition or Logical DOS Drive).
4. When asked if you want to use the entire drive for your DOS partition, answer Yes. (If you're asked whether you want to enable FAT32 support, also answer Yes.)
5. After the partition is created, follow the onscreen prompts to exit FDISK and restart your computer.
6. Internet explorer should now be functiong in its oringinal form. Its advisable to update your pc with service packs from the microsoft website.
If you require further assistance, dont hesitate to ask me for help
This will format your whole Hard drive, you will lose all information files and operating system , this guy is a jacl ass .
Try using spybot or microsoft antispyware -
piece of shit.... you wan the user to die is it... ppl come here for adivse and you ask ppl to format com... what if there is important document... wtf?Originally posted by alexkusu:An easy problem.. This is if you dont use WinXp
The Steps:
1. From within Windows, click the Start button and select Run. When the Run dialog box appears, enter FDISK into the Open box and click OK.
2. When FDISK starts (in a DOS window), you'll be asked if you want to enable large disk support. Answer Yes.
3. The FDISK menu is now displayed. Select the drive you want to partition, and then choose option 1 (Create DOS Partition or Logical DOS Drive).
4. When asked if you want to use the entire drive for your DOS partition, answer Yes. (If you're asked whether you want to enable FAT32 support, also answer Yes.)
5. After the partition is created, follow the onscreen prompts to exit FDISK and restart your computer.
6. Internet explorer should now be functiong in its oringinal form. Its advisable to update your pc with service packs from the microsoft website.
If you require further assistance, dont hesitate to ask me for help -
Something similar to terminating your contract with your isp.Originally posted by shinta:wats port 80? -
Thats my line.Originally posted by kaobeikaobu:get nod32