How do you get rid of Ask search engine and frostwire toolbar?

So i had frostwire and then i deleted the program from my computer (via control panel), but i still have a frostwire tool bar and an ask search engine that i got after initially downloading the program.
Does the toolbar mean frostwire still has a presence in my computer, because i want to thoroughly delete it.

frostwire may still have a few files left behind i have found some games and such keep files when deleted so i suggest running search selecting search in computer and searching for frostwire
and go to add/remove and check for frostwire related stuff and the ask toolbar there
also that person who said opera/google chrome where the most user friendly is wrong(though at least they aren’t recommending safari) there opera is nothing compared to Mozilla firefox (i run both and not i.e) but im not sure about chrome since i never bothered to run it since firefox works perfectly for pretty much anything

3 Responses to “How do you get rid of Ask search engine and frostwire toolbar?”

  1. goto add/remove programs and look down the list the ASK toolbar should be listed their, uninstall it.
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  2. I’m guessing by your question that you are using internet explorer… first of all, if this is the case I suggest using a different browser. (google chrome or Opera are easiest and most user friendly) but to get the toolbars off after they have been deleted you usually go to the preferences of your browser and delete them from in there. most of the time they stay after being deleted from your ocmputer, but no, they dont work anymore.
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    experience

  3. frostwire may still have a few files left behind i have found some games and such keep files when deleted so i suggest running search selecting search in computer and searching for frostwire
    and go to add/remove and check for frostwire related stuff and the ask toolbar there
    also that person who said opera/google chrome where the most user friendly is wrong(though at least they aren’t recommending safari) there opera is nothing compared to Mozilla firefox (i run both and not i.e) but im not sure about chrome since i never bothered to run it since firefox works perfectly for pretty much anything
    References :
    a life of computing

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