Using OTL, how do I go about removing the following home page tab URL's from Internet Explorer along with their registry entries?
Thank you.http://homepage.acer.com/rdr.aspx?b=ACAW&a…p;m=aspire_7730
http://global.acer.com/
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Thank you.http://homepage.acer.com/rdr.aspx?b=ACAW&a…p;m=aspire_7730
http://global.acer.com/
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Hi Lee,
You're absolutely correct about the inappropriate use of OTL. I specifically didn't pose this question in the Malware forum because of how busy they are. I could just remove the URL's via I.E's 'Internet Options' but would prefer a more permanent solution.
I guess it is something like opening a book. There can be blank page, but there can't be nothing.I didn't know that you had to have something there for a Homepage.
I guess it is something like opening a book. There can be blank page, but there can't be nothing.I didn't know that you had to have something there for a Homepage.
Personally, my home page is www.google.com. Then, whenever I open a new IE session, or a new Tab, I am ready to search.
No difference from here between my link and yours. I think you need to sign in to get rid of the ads.If you ever get sick of that ridiculous drop-down suggestion box, that regardless of how often you turn it off it just keeps coming back, try this google one without it!
https://www.google.com/webhp?complete=0&hl=en
And all the adverts are gone too!
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