Can not download yahoo toolbar "Internet Explorer

If you are using Yahoo, you can click on the sort-of circular thing in the upper right hand corner and add Facebook to the icons - it will appear as a simple f in an icon. Theoretically Chrome can use the Yahoo Toolbar, but in reality it might last for an hour. With Firefox there is no problem because the Yahoo toolbar is an extension (add-on) of Firefox. I believe that Internet Explorer can use the Yahoo Toolbar but it already has too many toolbars already and I wouldn't take up even more useful space with an extra toolbar. On the other hand Internet Explorer just patched 42 holes in Internet Explorer and I cannot recommend Internet Explorer given how porous its security is. I certainly hope that you don't use it. Chrome is far and away the most secure browser with Firefox a distant second. IEx has always been a tragedy.

In order to set the Rogers Yahoo Home page, follow the instructions mentioned below:
Internet Explorer:

1. Open Internet Explorer.
2. Go to https://ca.rogers.yahoo.com/
3. Click the Tools button, and then click Internet options.
4. Under the General tab, Click Use Current
5. Click OK.

Mozilla Firefox:
1.Open https://ca.rogers.yahoo.com/
2.Click the icon to the left of the web address, drag it to the Home button, and release.
3.Click Yes to set this as your home page.

Google Chrome:
1.Click the Chrome menu on the browser toolbar.
2.Select Settings.
3.Add the home button to the browser toolbar
4.Homepage button is off by default.
5.On the Settings page, select the "Show Home button" checkbox in the "Appearance" section.
6.Set your homepage
7.When the "Show Home button" checkbox is selected, a web address appears below it. Type in https://ca.rogers.yahoo.com/there.

GuruAid

Facebook is one of the most popular social networking sites online and allows members to stay connected with friends online.

If you're an avid Facebook user, you can download and install the Facebook Toolbar, which lets you access your account in a click of a button.

In addition to logging in Facebook, the toolbar allows you to check your messages, view new friend requests, create an invitation and upload photos to your profile.

The Facebook Toolbar is available for Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox users.
Sign in to your Facebook account and type "Facebook toolbar" in the main search field at the top of the page.


Select the "Facebook Toolbar Products/Services" page.

Click the "Download Facebook Toolbar" button.
The "File Download" dialog box will appear on the screen. Click "Run" to begin installing the Facebook toolbar.

The "Facebook IE Toolbar" installation window will open on the screen. Click "Next" to start the installation process.

When the installation process is near complete, you will be asked to restart Internet Explorer to finish the process.


Restart Internet Explorer.
Your new Facebook toolbar will appear at the top of your web browser.
or
Add and Remove Buttons on the Yahoo! Toolbar

The Yahoo! toolbar expands your search options and your ability to customize navigation to favorite links, including Yahoo! services like news headlines or email.

One way to personalize the Yahoo! toolbar is to create and add your own buttons so you can move from one Web destination to the next with a single click.

Log onto your account at the Yahoo! home page.


Open Internet Explorer to launch the Yahoo! toolbar.

Click on the 'Settings' button on the toolbar and choose 'Add/Edit Buttons.' Click the 'Make a Button' tab. Type in the URL of the Web site you wish this button to navigate to.


Click on your icon of choice to label the new button.


Save your new button by clicking the 'Save Changes' link.
Remove Buttons From the Yahoo! Toolbar


Click on the pencil icon to bring up the Personal Options menu.


Click on 'Add/Edit Buttons.'


Remove buttons by unchecking the box next to each unwanted button.


Click on 'Finished' to complete and save your changes.

Some add-ons are known to be _NOT_ compatible with Internet Explorer 7 or 8 or 9.
So, rather than "crashing" when you start Internet Explorer, it tells you that it has bypassed the "bad" add-on.

If you use the add-on (Yahoo! toolbar? MSN toolbar? Bing toolbar? Google toolbar?),
then you need to download the most-recent version, and install it.

Otherwise, just use I.E. *without* using that add-on.

The tool bar might still be running the simplest solution is to right click in the tool bar area to disable it.
If your PC wont let you get this far try running internet explorer without add-ons (start ->programes ->accessories -> system tools Internet explorer If this works you should be able to manage the toolbar from there.

You can also check to see if the toolbar shows up in your installed program lists (start -> programs -> add or remove programs) from this list you can see all applications installed on your PC look for the toolbar you added and remove it.

First Try This.It might help a bit if you have a corrupt Cache File:-

Clear your browser's caches and cookies. Close the mail page, click Start > Control Panel > Internet Options (or on Internet Explorer toolbar click Tools > Internet Options) and delete Cookies, Temporary Internet Files, and History. You might also click Start > All Programs > Accessories > System Tools > Disk Cleanup > and run Disk Cleanup.

How to clear your browser's cache.
http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/mail/ya...

How to clear your browser's cookies.
http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/mail/ya...

Scripting may be disabled in your Internet Explorer. This may happen due to updates. To enable scripting, follow the instructions on this HELP page (it is for Messenger, but it may help here as well):
http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/messeng...

Otherwise Contact Yahoo at:-

Yahoo! Customer Service
866-562-7219
408-349-3300
Yahoo Personal Email: 866-492-4664 (small fee)
Yahoo Small Business: 866-562-7219
8am - 5pm M-F (Pacific Time)
[email protected]

If you're using Internet Explorer 6:-
You may also need to disable RESEARCH add-on in IE6 due to recent updates:
Disable Internet Explorer 6.0 add-ons:
1. From "Tools" menu, select "Manage Add-ons"
2. Click on the "Research" add-on if present, and then click Disable.
3. Close and relaunch the Internet Explorer internet browser.

? Best quick fix >>>> Login to your Yahoo! mail via an international server... http://world.yahoo.com/ and access your mail / ya / 360 /games from there by clicking the mail icon, stay within that browser. That, is the best temp fix for the system

The easiest way to fix this problem is to uninstall the Yahoo Toolbar using add/remove programs. Once that is done, your internet should be working again. If you want the yahoo toolbar, you can go back to yahoo.com and download/install it again, and it should work fine.
Today, 12/15/10, I have had to do this on 5 different computers, so my guess is something in the toolbar was updated, and is causing the problems. Reinstalling the toolbar after removing it did not cause further issues.
Neil

Internet 8 has a compartibility requirement considering the operating systems of the computer, though to an extent the system settings that makes possible adjustments after installation. Once the software has been installed on the computer, any further add on softwares becomes impossible. Newer computers would allow every download especially from the internet onto computer storage with a message of malfunction thereafter. Internet 8 requires operating systems compartibilities to intergrate into the computer achieving additional software intergration. Consider using another internet browser as immediate alternative to resolving internet connectivity issues.

Possible solutions:

1. Uninstall the Yahoo Toolbar or yahoo helpers using the Add / Remove Applet in the Control Panel.

2. Run a malware scan on your computer. Malware bytes is free to download and highly effective. Update virus definitions before running scan.

3. Open Internet Explorer, Select Tools -> Internet Options -> Advanced Tab. At the bottom, select RESET to reset Internet Explorer to it's original settings.

you must re-install windows XP.