Hotbar And Https

[Guest]

I like the program Hotbar, but I've realized that every time I download it -- I then cannot get access to my web administration page, https://www.turkpage.com:8443. If I uninstall then I can get access. Does anyone know how I can keep access to both? Oh, I have uninstalled the internet tool bars and browsers, all I have is the Outlook Toolbar from Hotbar. Thanks for any advice you can give.

Melodie Turk

 

[Guest]

As hotbar is an ad purveyer god only knows why you would want it. In other words hotbar will allow the install of adware\spyware at will and without your permission. Remove it for a much better surfing and computing experiance. This link has excellent removal tools and techniques. http://www.free-web-browsers.com/delete-hotbar.shtml

 

[Miss Perspicacia Tick]

I like the program Hotbar, but I've realized that every time I
download it -- I then cannot get access to my web administration
page, https://www.turkpage.com:8443. If I uninstall then I can get
access. Does anyone know how I can keep access to both? Oh, I have
uninstalled the internet tool bars and browsers, all I have is the
Outlook Toolbar from Hotbar. Thanks for any advice you can give.

Melodie Turk

OK let me guess - you're blonde, right...?

So you *like* having your surfing habits monitored? You don't *mind* who
knows what you do with your computer? You don't *care* who has access to
your personal information (such as credit card numbers, passwords, security
codes, etc)?

Oh well, each to their own - just don't be surprised when odd things start
happening...

 

[Guest]

Miss Perspicacia Tick - No, I am not blonde and if you are not going to give any helpful advice maybe you should find something other to do than making churlish responses to people attempting to understand their computer better.

 

[PCyr]

You'll have to excuse MPT, she makes many obscene posts.

Interesting, she's switched ISPs (or at least, is using another service to
post to newsgroups). Perhaps her old ISP gave her the boot?

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Paul Cyr

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