in Windows xp - set programs - components wizard-to add or remove clikc the check box - but which is which?
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If the box is checked it will be added (or is already installed).  If the box is unchecked it will be removed (or is not installed at this time).
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go into control panel, go to add/remove then add or remove the programs you want
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Start > Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs > Add/Remove Windows Components > Uncheck Internet Explorer and click next
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heres a "no right click" code \n\nnote: it wont turn off the picture toolbar on windows xp that appers when your mouse it over the picture it will just dissable right clicking on the web page\n\ngo to where you can edit the html code and add this code right after the body tag\n\n<SCRIPT language=JavaScript> var code=""; </SCRIPT>\n\n<SCRIPT language=JavaScript><!--\nfunction click() {\nif (event.button==2) {\nalert(' put here what you want the box that pops up to say');\n}\n}\ndocument.onmousedown=click\n// --></SCRIPT>\n\nmake sure that what you have the box say that pops up in between this ' and this ' \nhope that helps
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There's a way to deactivate that menu. If you have Win Xp and if it starts, click Start -> system panel or configuration panel (something panel) -> then in the panel window look for SYSTEM and click twice on it -> in the next window click on ADVANCED in the choices at the top of the window. then under ADVANCED you'll find 3 buttons called parameters, click on the 3rd, in the next window unmark the two first option-squares and click OK. Restart your computer.Please if this works(I hope), give me ten points. Thank you. Good luck.
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Click on 'VIEW' at the top left of your screen.  Click on 'toolbars' then remove the check mark next to the toolbar you want to remove.
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something u can do to get rid of thoses toolbars is right click and uncheck then, it sounds like u have done that so go to control panel and then add/remove programs and the tool bars will be in there somewhere the prolem with that is that if u have a lot of programs then it may be hard to find the tool bar cause sometimes they are called something way out of wak
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you can find the checkbox in the following namespace  'system.windows.forms.checkbox'
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right click just by the help button and uncheck toolbars you dont want
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Right click icon, choose properties, then shortcut, then advanced. Unclick check box run with different credentials. Or just delete the shortcut and create another.
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use control panel add remove software
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If you are running XP go to tools/Internet options content/auto complete and then click the relevant boxes
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Go to Start/Run and enter msconfig. There will be a startup tab that lets you uncheck the stuff you don't want. You can uncheck everything and XP will still run, and go back and recheck things if something stops working right.\nThere's also the Start/All Programs/startup thing you can delete stuff from.
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If u r using xp, go to "Run" , type cmd and push enter.\nYou will see black box with c prompt.\nGo to the directory where you put the hello.exe file\ntype del hello.exe \nwhen it asks are you sure, type y\nit should be gone
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you've might remove it... but to put it back simply\nGo to control Panel click Add and Remove Programs \nAnd clcik the Add/Remove Windows Component Double Click on\nAccessories And Utilities Then Select Games..\n\nHave Fun!
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Click start, control panel, add/remove, search for the program, remove.
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I just downloaded internet explorer 7 today and had the same problem. Here is the solution. Right mouse click on the tool bar. If menu bar does not have a check mark next to it then click on it. Now you will have the tool bar with the file, edit, view, favorited, tools and help button. \nHope this helps.