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Many thanks for your guide.
I went through it, but it wouldn't do the trick.
When I first do the use:blank, apply and ok, and after went back to Internet Options, the Babylon string appeard there again
How do I get rid of Babylon ?
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New #12
wonder why that happened
i think you may have to do a system restore. but before going to that let us do the normal steps 
.. have you tried removing the toolbar from internet explorer?
Last edited by koolkat77; 05 Oct 2012 at 11:12.
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New #13
That's a mystery. The issue has been there for a while, and as such there's no restore option to use.
I uninstalled Google search and rebooted.
The same issue persist
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New #14
by restore i meant this System Restore it will take your windows to an earlier point if you want it to. so you could take it to a point where you remember installing that software that got in the babylon. but why did you uninstall google search? and you don't have the tool bar remove option in internet explorer either?
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New #15
you can uninstall the firefox's ones like this just go to addons, disable and remove. :)Last edited by koolkat77; 05 Oct 2012 at 11:12.
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New #16
Hi again.
I know what you mean about restore, and it also was I was commenting on, but as said, the issue has last a while, and as such the culprit are to be found in the restore's too :-(
What I tested with, was uninstalling IE9, and that went on very fast.
What has lasted longer is the reinstall of it.
I get up a window saying, that Windows Explorer should be closed. I let the IE9 setup do the job, but it didn't happened so.
Then I did the trick by open start, and click ctrl shift, and right click. Then the whole screen disappered, and nothing could be done.
Do you know how to handle this issue ?
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New #17
since when exactly are you having this problem with babylon? is it just a few days that it got installed in your computer? I'm not sure if i'lll be able to help you to get rid of it completely but i'll see what i can do. when you say your explorer is exiting im guessing you may have virus or malware. so please do a complete scan with microsoft security essentials http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/w...ity-essentials & download the free version of malwarebytes http://download.cnet.com/Malwarebyte...=dl&tag=button, and post back with the results. it if detects anything, remove them
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New #18
Run a Malwarebytes Scan
If that doesn't pick it up try an SFC Scan
Then try changing it.
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New #19
you should take a look at this link Remove Babylon Toolbar and "Search the web (Babylon)" (Uninstall Guide)
also download revo uninstaller free version from here http://www.revouninstaller.com/revo_..._download.html .
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New #20
Many thanks for all the ideas. I'll run through them and see what happens.
After I'll report back here.
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