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You may uninstall this software at any time and with no limitations, using the standard uninstall procedures as offered with your computer's operating system or your Internet browser.Internet Explorer users Click the Start button and then select Settings > Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs. In the list of programs, find the DVDVideoSoftTB toolbar, select it, and click Change/Remove.Firefox users In the Firefox browser menu, select Add-ons > Extensions. Select the DVDVideoSoftTB Community Toolbar. Click Remove.Safari users Open the Finder application and browse to Applications. Scroll down to Toolbars and click on DVDVideoSoftTB. Double-click on “Uninstallâ€. Fill in the “User name & Password†and click the OK button.Chrome users In the Google Chrome browser, go to chrome://extensions/. Find DVDVideoSoftTB in the list. Click Uninstall.
Visit the DVDVideoSoftTB Community Toolbar's download page and reinstall the toolbar. Restart your computer. Uninstall the toolbar again.If you still experience the problem, please contact our Support Center.
If it's not listed in the Add/Remove Programs list, you may need to browse over to the Program Files folder and look for an uninstall executable.
I suppose you could follow their suggestion and reinstall it using their package. It should have a remove/repair option since the tool bar is already installed.
Malwarebytes?
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I punted Google Chrome over the fence and downloaded IE9 and switched to it. Problem solved!
I didn't know that Chrome even had toolbars available. I have three lines at the top of mine, the tabs bar, the search/url bar and the favorites bar.
Yes, it does. But there are times when they are hard to remove. Most cases, all you have to do is delete the app from the browser. The toolbar he installed is a malware, so it was more difficult to get rid of.
It's still there, too. And I didn't install it. It happened once before and I was able to trash it that time. But not now.
Do you have google chrome set up to sync with google? If not save all your bookmarks from it, and then uninstall it and clean out all traces of it, reboot the computer, and then reinstall it.
IE9 picked up all my bookmarks from it already. I just didn't really like Chrome, but there are only few choices.
O.k. I use nothing but firefox, and Thunderbird; and haven't used IE but maybe a couple of times on tests in a number of years. But I have fixed numerous computer from people who use it.