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Originally Posted by badgoodDeb
Thanks, y'all. I ran Ccleaner and got rid of some stuff (she really rarely used this, so there wasn't a whole lot there) and ran Malware Bytes and got rid of 5-6 PUP files (whatever they may be). Nothing else. I've put a post-it note saying "NO!" over the IE icon and another saying "mail" pointing to the Chrome icon. I also told yahoo mail to revert to the basic display, rather than the newer. *My* mail is at least viewable; we'll have to try hers.
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Or you could, you know, delete the IE icon from the taskbar and from the Start
Menu Screen entirely.
Then she will have no choice but to use Chrome, which will be a general relief I should think.
That's what I generally do with any Windows PC I get my hands on.