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Windows XP/2000 - When I right click, the little blue bar doesnt go away (Picture included) posted in the Operating Systems forums; It does just happen on IE, it happens on firefox and even on non-internet browsers. The bar stays on the screen and it doesnt go away, even if I switch ...

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It does just happen on IE, it happens on firefox and even on non-internet browsers. The bar stays on the screen and it doesnt go away, even if I switch windows.


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Hi iamadoorknob

I'd suggest updating windows. From what i can see there you've got about 200mb worth of updates to do from Microsoft. I'd suggest doing those and see if they help out the situation.


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Correction: It DOESNT just happen on IE...typo


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I'd suggest updating windows. From what i can see there you've got about 200mb worth of updates to do from Microsoft. I'd suggest doing those and see if they help out the situation...
just because it's not just IE --does not mean you should not "update" Windows...
ALL the browsers you use -- windows, or not... are running UNDER windows-- and it's settings. This can make you vulnerable-- even using Firefox-- or whatever.


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I still havent been helped


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Hi iamadoorknob, have you updated windows to the max?

If not - please do so.

A combination between video card drivers, chipset drivers and 100% windows updates will sort you out.


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How do I update windows to the max?



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