Two questions on a new Toshiba Computer

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    Two questions on a new Toshiba Computer


    I have a new Toshiba M645-S4061 laptop that I just got working today and when I open internet explorer I get two screens that open: Windows internet explorer with google search and Start.toshiba.com. Can someone tell me how to stop the start.toshiba.com from opening. And also, how do I get the file, edit view, etc. to show on the toolbar in internet explorer. I did it once before but have forgotten how. Sorry for such novice questions, but I know I can save some time by asking.

    Brayton
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    Hello Brayton. Try right clicking in an empty space next to your tabs or where the menu bar (File, Edit, View, etc.) would normally appear. You should get a drop down menu showing Menu Bar, Favorites Bar, Status Bar, etc. Left click on Menu Bar and you should see a check mark appear and the menu bar should also appear.

    Now that you have the menu bar, click on Tools > Internet Options. On the General tab > Home page, see if Start.Toshiba.com is listed. If it is, delete it.
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  3. Posts : 33
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    That worked, thank you very much. Can you also tell me how I get the file, edit, view etc to show up in that area.
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    Brayton said:
    That worked, thank you very much. Can you also tell me how I get the file, edit, view etc to show up in that area.
    I might have misunderstood. Did you not get the menu bar when you right clicked?

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    The old Menu bar has been replaced since IE7 with Page, Safety and Tools at the right side of the Tabs bar. Only really old people still need the Menu bar.

    If you have some of the useless Toshiba bloatware and utilities starting up and getting in your way, they can be turned off to default to the much better versions built into Win7. The only Startup Programs I allow are AV and gadgets. Here's how to turn everything else off except what you absolutely have to have start with Windows, as all others are freeloaders on your Startup time, CPU/RAM and spy on you. Startup Programs - Change

    Here are some other tips to clean up the bloatware which comes with a new computer today, which often makes up the profit margin for the manufacturer: HP laptop has used up all four primary partitions

    And here's how to clean reinstall to overcome the corruption of a factory bloatware install so that it's truly "Better than new:" re-install windows 7
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  6. Posts : 33
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    Sorry for the extra post and question. I got it with a little more effort. thanks again.
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    gregrocker said:
    The old Menu bar has been replaced since IE7 with Page, Safety and Tools at the right side of the Tabs bar. Only really old people still need the Menu bar.
    I resemble that, Greg!!
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    Brayton said:
    Sorry for the extra post and question. I got it with a little more effort. thanks again.
    Glad it got sorted out!
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    Greg, how do you do things like Save as and Print Preview without the Menu bar?
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    Ztruker said:
    Greg, how do you do things like Save as and Print Preview without the Menu bar?
    Hi Rich -

    Print Preview is on the little drop down arrow beside Printer icon in between Home and Page menus.

    Save As is on the Page menu.
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