I have uninstalled Diigo twice now, and each time it breaks Internet Explorer (7) such that I cannot connect to any websites- IE reports the site is unavailable no matter which site I try. The only way to restore functionality to IE is to reinstall Diigo.
What is going on here? If I want to uninstall a Diigo, I should have that ability without crippling my browser.
joel wrote: > Hi, jhalderman > It's our first time to hear this problem. You can go to control panel and remove diigo toolbar. > BTW, you can use diigolet http://www.diigo.com/tools/diigolet in IE if you experience problems.
This is exactly how I performed the uninstall. The Diigo uninstall removes some core component of my IE functionality. I cannot uninstall Diigo without breaking IE (under Vista, BTW)
joel wrote: > How about close all IE first, then remove the toolbar in Control panel?
That worked. Maybe the uninstaller should automatically force that situation. Diigo's uninstaller doesn't even ask me whether I really want to uninstall.
Thanks for the help. Still have Diigo in Firefox, just wanted to reduce IE overhead as much as possible.
jhalderman wrote: > joel wrote: > > How about close all IE first, then remove the toolbar in Control panel? > > That worked. Maybe the uninstaller should automatically force that situation. Diigo's uninstaller doesn't even ask me whether I really want to uninstall. > > Thanks for the help. Still have Diigo in Firefox, just wanted to reduce IE overhead as much as possible.
I spoke too soon. I can open websites in IE, but now the Menu Bar has disappeared and is grayed out in the tools menu. Right-clicking on the tabs bar doesn't work either.
What is going on here? If I want to uninstall a Diigo, I should have that ability without crippling my browser.
> Hi, jhalderman
> It's our first time to hear this problem. You can go to control panel and remove diigo toolbar.
> BTW, you can use diigolet http://www.diigo.com/tools/diigolet in IE if you experience problems.
This is exactly how I performed the uninstall. The Diigo uninstall removes some core component of my IE functionality. I cannot uninstall Diigo without breaking IE (under Vista, BTW)
> How about close all IE first, then remove the toolbar in Control panel?
That worked. Maybe the uninstaller should automatically force that situation. Diigo's uninstaller doesn't even ask me whether I really want to uninstall.
Thanks for the help. Still have Diigo in Firefox, just wanted to reduce IE overhead as much as possible.
> joel wrote:
> > How about close all IE first, then remove the toolbar in Control panel?
>
> That worked. Maybe the uninstaller should automatically force that situation. Diigo's uninstaller doesn't even ask me whether I really want to uninstall.
>
> Thanks for the help. Still have Diigo in Firefox, just wanted to reduce IE overhead as much as possible.
I spoke too soon. I can open websites in IE, but now the Menu Bar has disappeared and is grayed out in the tools menu. Right-clicking on the tabs bar doesn't work either.
> Go to IE tools== >Manage addons === > Enable or Disable add-ons. You can disable diigo add-on if you see it there.
I have already have done that as a stop-gap, but I should really be able to uninstall this software without breaking IE.