Subject	NO, your right, it's not. It installed itself automatically
Posted by	Mike(Hou)90TT on May 30, 2003 at 2:27 PM
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In Reply To	k, thats not included on a 'fresh XP install' posted by genic on May 30, 2003 at 02:18 PM
Message	during normal surfing. I've tried add/remove, msconfig startup, searching HD for related files, right-clicking on IE file menu & just unchecking it(shows up as "intelligent explorer" below "lock the toolbars"), rebooting, etc etc.
Follow Ups	NZR: Has anyone else had this FKING "intelligent explorer" - Mike(Hou)90TT 13:41:38 05/30/03 Just get the latest service packs for XP and IE - MikeH(Twin GT35BB Incon Z) 13:43:07 05/30/03 LOL thanks! Web-slinging+Boost=Haulass! =) - Mike(Hou)90TT 13:46:46 05/30/03 Actually I hear the Service Pack uses about 50% less system - U ZCREAM 13:47:40 05/30/03 I have the latest SP and my computer haven't noticed - MikeH(Twin GT35BB Incon Z) 13:48:49 05/30/03 a single update does have a flaw in it that will slow down - genic 13:56:17 05/30/03 control panel add and remove programs (n/m) - TARGETZ 13:57:33 05/30/03 screen shot on what you mean...that would help greatly (n/m) - genic 13:58:37 05/30/03 Re: screen shot: Here ya go.... - Mike(Hou)90TT 14:14:18 05/30/03 k, thats not included on a 'fresh XP install' - genic 14:18:54 05/30/03 NO, your right, it's not. It installed itself automatically - Mike(Hou)90TT 14:27:18 05/30/03 you need to change your security settings to.. - genic 14:30:39 05/30/03 Cool Genic thanks for the help man! Although... - Mike(Hou)90TT 14:44:23 05/30/03 oh and to answer your other question... - Mike(Hou)90TT 14:30:28 05/30/03 ahhh, makes sense - genic 14:32:27 05/30/03 LOL! (n/m) - Mike(Hou)90TT 14:36:55 05/30/03 OK I found out how to get rid of it. God I love Google man! - Mike(Hou)90TT 14:38:38 05/30/03
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