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ToolbarCop
Topic: Computer Security 6:49 pm EST, Jan 26, 2006

ToolbarCop is a browser extensions manager which can eliminate the following browser add-ons selectively from Internet Explorer:
 Browser Helper Objects (BHO)
 Toolbars
 Standard Toolbar buttons
 Context menu Extensions
 Third-party download managers &
 Third-party Protocol Handlers and their residual entries remaining in the registry.
 Horizontal / Vertical Explorer Bars (side-search bars)
 Startup applications originating from RUN registry keys

I've been getting a lot of "registry change denied" popups, related to the ITBarLayout "Browser Helper Object". It appears that the recommended solution is to get and run a piece of software called ToolbarCop. Has anyone else here played with it, or have the same problem?

Elonka

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