Can I eliminate GoogleToolbarNotifier.exe?

This running process occupys 1192K of memory. And I don't think I need it.
How can I eliminate the process? Would the toolbar work properly without it?

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"smith" <@discussion.com> wrote in message
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> This running process occupys 1192K of memory. And I don't think I need it.

No, you don't *need* it. My computer works fine without it or Google
Toolbar.

> How can I eliminate the process? Would the toolbar work properly without
> it?

Use NTFS to set a deny all ACE on the file, then nothing can run it. Will
the toolbar work, I can't say, but I'm also confused why anyone would care
about third-party browser toolbars continuing to function.

but I need Google Toolbar... How can I run the toolbar without the
notifier.exe? Thanks.

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> "smith" <@discussion.com> wrote in message
> news:ej2dCVF9GHA.3348@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...
>> This running process occupys 1192K of memory. And I don't think I need
>> it.
>
> No, you don't *need* it. My computer works fine without it or Google
> Toolbar.
>
>> How can I eliminate the process? Would the toolbar work properly without
>> it?
>
> Use NTFS to set a deny all ACE on the file, then nothing can run it. Will
> the toolbar work, I can't say, but I'm also confused why anyone would care
> about third-party browser toolbars continuing to function.
>

> No, you don't *need* it. My computer works fine without it or Google
> Toolbar.

What a ludicrous comment. Sure your computer works without it.
But the OP wants to use Google Toolbar without the Notifier being loaded.
Now can you do that? This was discussed here a few months back.

Stephen Howe

It appears in startup, and I believe it is a standalone from the toolbar.
It also has it's own folder.
The way I got rid of it was to delete the entry in the registry and its
folder.

Tom

"Stephen Howe" <stephenPOINThoweATtns-globalPOINTcom> wrote in message
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|> No, you don't *need* it. My computer works fine without it or Google
| > Toolbar.
|
| What a ludicrous comment. Sure your computer works without it.
| But the OP wants to use Google Toolbar without the Notifier being loaded.
| Now can you do that? This was discussed here a few months back.
|
| Stephen Howe
|
|

> This running process occupys 1192K of memory. And I don't think I need it.
> How can I eliminate the process? Would the toolbar work properly without
it?

It is a bug in the Google ToolBar. Iti s suppsed to have been fixed in the
latest
You can eliminate it if you uncheck the box "Notify me on setting change".

For the first version of the newest ToolBar, unchecking had no effect.
GoogleToolbarNotifier was still loaded

For the newest version of the newest ToolBar, it is supposed to be fixed.
But I have not confirmed that, so far.

Stephen Howe

[JanBo25]

My running processes lists the toolbar notifier. In program files I'm not allowed to delete the notifier from Google folder, but I deleted the toolbar from add/remove programs. In registry its listed as 'stopped' so it doesn't seem to be doing anything. Is it or isn't it doing anything and can I get rid of it entirely?

run-> type in msconfig ->click on the tab labeld services -> click on the
checkbox to hide all msoft services then uncheck the google update
notifier -> apply -> =)

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If you uninstalled the Google Toolbar from Add/Remove Programs, simply
boot the computer into Safe Mode and delete the .dll from there. Do this
by repeatedly tapping the F8 key as the computer is starting up. This
will get you to the right menu. Navigate using your Up arrow key; the
mouse will not work here.

[Ashburn]

I had the same problem. I had find this new process, which apparently was installed at the same time as the last update of the Googletoolbar. I used the software mentioned here - What is GoogleToolbarNotifier.exe ?

Ashburn <Ashburn.3ti87c@DoNotSpam.com> wrote in
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> I had the same problem. I had find this new process, which apparently
> was installed at the same time as the last update of the Googletoolbar.
> I used the software mentioned here -
> What is GoogleToolbarNotifier.exe ?

I have been so frustrated with Google products lately. I managed to get
Google Chrome installed when installing the latest Google Earth. I don't
recall seeing any prompt asking to do this.

I have recently removed Google Toolbar as it's a PITA to get rid of Google
Updater and GoogleToolbarNotifier. If they made it optional to have these
things running I might reconsider.