Orange toolbar

Hi All,

I have recently installed my new livebox. Appart from the "Orange
toolbar" and "Yahoo toolbar", what else did the livebox CD install on
my computer? I have never had a yahoo toolbar installed without
popping up a license agreement before!

Chris

C! wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I have recently installed my new livebox. Appart from the "Orange
> toolbar" and "Yahoo toolbar", what else did the livebox CD install on
> my computer? I have never had a yahoo toolbar installed without
> popping up a license agreement before!
>
> Chris
Correction: The livebox installation did install and "Orange Toolbar".
It didn't install the Y! but did reactivate it (ie the Y! toolbar
appeared again). Orange customer services are unable to tell me if any
other software had been installed on my computer by their drivers

C! Wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I have recently installed my new livebox. Appart from the "Orange
> toolbar" and "Yahoo toolbar", what else did the livebox CD install on
> my computer? I have never had a yahoo toolbar installed without
> popping up a license agreement before!
>
> Chris

Check your local settings under both sets of application history
Anything out of the norm there might be from Live Box; although wit
exception to browser features, shouldn't be much else.

You should be able by to have this information emailed to you if yo
request it through customer service.


BTW, check out my Orange/Livebox thread down this page; maybe you ca
help me soon.


G


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Hollywood

"C!" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hi All,
>
> I have recently installed my new livebox. Appart from the "Orange
> toolbar" and "Yahoo toolbar", what else did the livebox CD install on
> my computer? I have never had a yahoo toolbar installed without
> popping up a license agreement before!

I'd suggest now is a good time to scan your PC for spyware

"C!" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have recently installed my new livebox....

Why does a router need "installing"? There is no need, IMO. It's only the
crap that companies such as Orange/Wanadoo/AOL et al want to hijack your PC
with that gets installed. Unless of course, I suppose, this new 'Livebox'
thing requires some additional PC installed software for VOIP?

FWIW, a private job I am in the throes of doing for someone involves Orange,
a 'Livebox', a non-working ADSL login, and tech support who I can neither
understand nor make understand that they have authentication problems on
this account.

VOIP seems to be the industry 'buzzword' of late, and yet again, we have a
round of companies who jump on the bandwagon with 'self-install' options
that do little else but screw up a user's PC, or simply don't work because
said companies rush out the goods with no support infrastructure in place...

</rant>

*sigh*