If you want to remove Toolbar buddy on your Windows XP operating system, it is necessary that you first go through a couple of steps. First, you need to uninstall the application manually by using Windows Add/Remove tool. Next, you need to remove the existing registry keys, entries and files related to Remove Toolbar buddy in Windows Registry. This is because if you don't do this, you might find yourself encountering a number of issues as you uninstall or install new programs on your PC.
How to remove Toolbar buddy: After you've uninstalled Toolbar buddy with the help of Windows Remove/Add removal tool, you can now remove the old registry keys and entries from your windows registry by going to Start > Run > type "regedit" and then press the "Enter" key to open Registry Editor. Once the Registry Editor window appears, click "Tools" in the left side panel. On the next screen, you need to click "Delete" to delete the entries corresponding to the toolbars in your windows XP operating system. Once you've done this, close the Registry Editor and then run Windows Registry Repair (WinRar) to repair all registry errors.
How to remove Toolbar buddy on Windows Vista: If you use Windows Vista operating system, you need to use different steps as compared to those used in the other operating systems. First, open up the Start menu by pressing the "Start" button. The next step is to right click on the "My Computer" and then click "Manage. Click on "Local System and Policies" tab and choose Add / Remove Programs, which will appear a pop up screen. The third step is to select "Add or Remove Programs," and then choose "Check and Repair" option, to delete the toolbars installed on your computer.
