How to remove/hide Search Bar in address bar pulldown list


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    How to remove/hide Search Bar in address bar pulldown list


    I am using Windows 7, IE 10. Recently I noticed that a search bar has been added to the address bar pulldown list in the browser and I can't seem to get rid of it. Any help would be appreciated!

    Here's a screenshot of the search bar I am talking about.
    How to remove/hide Search Bar in address bar pulldown list-search-box.png
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  3. ThrashZone
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    Who's your default search Google or Bing ?
    One or the other has added a word doc search,
    My guess would be bing but as Google toolbar goes nothing is exempt,
    Manage add-ons,
    Post a couple of pictures if you'd like to of the Show All Add-ons pages,
    Toolbars and extensions/ and Accelerators
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