55Chevy

________________________ Wrong. I purposely looked for this, and unchecked all the boxes honey. And the browser bar was there as was my homepage taken over by the Google search page. You've got a bug, buster. Let's take another approach: let's say you're right and all of us are wrong. We're still right, because it's too darn hard to opt out or you've got the choice to opt out so well hidden, it might as well not be there. Nothing pisses me off more than someone forcing their wares on me, like Norton. I call that Nortonizing. I went out of my way to get rid of Norton. And I refuse to use IE for the same reason and ditto for MSWord - I use OpenOffice and even use Drupal for my sites. I was Nortonized by uTorrent. ___

_______________________ I too was pissed to find utorrent had taken over my homepage and installed their Google search instead. I was sure I did not chose that option. Following instructions provided here, I then uninstalled and completely removed utorrent. I also had to uninstall Conduit. Shut down and restarted. Then, to see if what we are being told here was true, that is, that we had to choose these options, I re-downloaded utorrent, being careful to not choose those options. Sure enough, when I rebooted, there was utorrent as my homepage and the Google search was front and center once again in all it's glory. Why can't you software developers leave well enough alone? Your improvements are not improvements, they are CHANGES. I didn't want a change. What are you doing, keeping your Indian programmers busy? Take a lesson from the 1955 Chevy. Enthusiasts spend thousands of dollars to locate, rebuild, and refurbish these classics. Why? Because we like what worked well, was simple to work on and did what is was we wanted done - to go from point A to point B - in simple and elegant style. Less is more. I've once again unistalled utorrent and will find a '55 Chevy version. Goodbye. __