[modi123_1]

Eh.. yeah.. I find that with the side work I do for residential users.. corporate folk have a bit more tact.

[no2pencil]

next -> next -> next -> next...

*sniffle* yeah, I'm a computer genius...

[sirgeek]

Mike+9, on 19 December 2012 - 11:18 AM, said:

So I noticed that I haven't used IE for more than just download chrome and some windows updates with it so I thought I should try it out a bit, for lets say 2-3 days and see if it have improved. And this is what I got:


Long story short: I opened IE and I got that warning. I checked "DO not show this again" and clicked disallow. Then bum, hello, that warning again. I did the same thing and again it appeared. Then I started trying to close it using the X button but Yahoo fought back and started annoying me to click allow. I was weak and seeing that I will be losing the battle I just alt+f4 IE and ran crying to chrome.

Your first mistake was using IE in the first place.

[modi123_1]

... and the jerked circle continues.

[creativecoding]

[trevster344]

yea my computer does all sorts of shit by itself.. downloads porn.. deletes my pictures.. installs all sorts of toolbars.. I can't control it.. only persuade it..

[Python_4_President]

I've always assumed toolbars are a form of spyware. Wouldn't surprise me to learn that they hook the browser's IME and hang on to what they find til they can phone home.

[depricated]

That's a great story can I hear it again

[Ticon]

Internet explorer? Must be a relative of the Blockbuster fossils.

[Craig328]