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Bob
When I go to Start > Search, I get this little puppy dog wagging his tail.
How do I get rid of him???
How do I get rid of him???
Yes Mark, that was helpful. Thank you. That little sucker is gone now!Mark L. Ferguson said:Click 'preferences' and turn off the 'search companion.'
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Bob said:When I go to Start > Search, I get this little puppy dog wagging his tail.
How do I get rid of him???
When I go to Start > Search, I get this little puppy dog wagging his
tail. How do I get rid of him???
Was this any skin off your back? Why would you take the time, and expendVanguardLH said:in message news:[email protected]...
Rolls eyes. Geez, why is it so impossible for some users to bother
investigating the options or preference settings for an application? Super
lazy, I guess, and yet they expend the effort to post in Usenet.
VanguardLH said:in message news:[email protected]...
Rolls eyes. Geez, why is it so impossible for some users to bother
investigating the options or preference settings for an application? Super
lazy, I guess, and yet they expend the effort to post in Usenet.
Tom [Pepper] Willett said:Call animal control.
or puppy chow from China
: When I go to Start > Search, I get this little puppy dog wagging his
tail.
: How do I get rid of him???
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It is a MS Agent application. Try visiting this webpage :Bob said:When I go to Start > Search, I get this little puppy dog wagging his tail.
How do I get rid of him???
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Not everyone is as smart as you.
You still are expecting everyone to be as smart as you. Supposing
for example, a person just arrived in the US from
Africa that never saw a light switch? Give the benefit of doubt to
the poster. (be human).
You don't even know the age of the poster.
VanguardLH said:Nothing to do with smarts. Has to do with having some initiative to
actually do some investigation on your own, or just LOOKING.
VanguardLH said:in message
Then that person hasn't a clue how the light bulbs work in the room,
doesn't even know that they turn off, so they wouldn't be asking how to
turn them off.
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