With all due respect, these suggestions don't help much. I have deleted the Google toolbar and the Google desktop. Didn't help. Sure you can get rid of the page if you uncheck the items in startup, but then you have to leave your computer in selective startup mode all the time. Who wants to do that? I have worked with Dell online chat twice and this seems to be the best they have.
Dell is shipping thousands of brand-new computers with this problem, and they need to come up with a better solution.
i dont understand why its so hard for people to scroll down to the bottom of the EULA, click continue, then scroll down on the next page, and click finish.
If you cant figure out how to get rid of the Google Toolbar EULA, you need to return your computer (I mean this in the nicest was possible.)
Don't know what to tell you to look for, just try it and look.
"With regard to being irritated by leaving it in selective startup mode, if you buy a brand-new car, wouldn't it bother you if you had to use a dishrag for a gas cap? It works, but...) :-)"
Ridiculous comparison, every PC I own, have owned, or will own is running in selective start up.
If I use this tool, what do I select to remove? Will it show up as Toolbar EULA?
(With regard to being irritated by leaving it in selective startup mode, if you buy a brand-new car, wouldn't it bother you if you had to use a dishrag for a gas cap? It works, but...) :-)
DFishy, Next time make sure you understand the problem before you make critical remarks. The page in reference is a dead webpage, as in there is nothing on it, you know, the classic "This program cannot display the webpage..." If you are as experienced as you obviously think you are, you have probably seen this page 5000 times while surfing the Web. All you can do is hit the previous page button or close the browser. Unfortunately in this case, neither of those options are available, hence the problem.
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Posted May 1st, 2007 19:00