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Browser-hijacking Ask Toolbar gets the banhammer on Windows
The Ask Toolbar is a bad thing that nobody wants on their PC --- [it includes] search protection functionality—code that tries to [protect itself and] stop you from changing your browser or default search settings...
The next time the Ask Toolbar tries to sneak onto your computer it will be marked as “unwanted software” (that’s a nice way of saying malware) by Microsoft’s security tools...
Microsoft’s security products including Windows Defender on Windows 8 and up, and Microsoft Security Essentials for Windows 7 and Vista can now detect and remove the toolbar.
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You have to laugh at Microsoft!
Just try changing the default search engine (Bing) in their new Edge browser that will be coming with Win 10. Lots of complaints on the Win 10 Insider Preview forum.... :emotion-2: