Merkelig linje i nyinstallert Firefox

[Kenny Bones]

Har her et skikkelig rart problem. Jeg har akkurat installert nyeste versjon av Firefox og nå har det kommet en merkelig tykk linje nederst i nettleseren der det står <menuitem key="addbookmarkAsKb

 

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Hva kan dette komme av? Virus? Har antivirus og alt oppdatert. Har heller aldri sett noe lignende før og jeg kan ikke finne noe informasjon om det heller.

 

Noen som kan ha en fjerneste anelse av hva det kommer av?

[efikkan]

Jeg tror du har kommet borti ei innstilling til programmet.

 

Her er en diskusjon om noe lignende.

 

Prøv å legge inn Firefox på nytt, men fjern innstillingene dine (med unntak av bokmerker)

[Kenny Bones]

Men jeg har ikke gjort satt noen innstillinger heller, det er det som er så merkelig. Hadde kun installert nyeste Firefox og startet og denne linjen kom. Merkelige greier.

 

Skal prøve å reinstallere Firefox igjen da. For å se om det fungerer.

 

Edit: Avinstallerte akkurat Firefox og installerte igjen og linjen er der fortsatt.

Hvordan får jeg fjernet alle innstillinger da? La merke til at proxy osv fortsatt var satt selv om jeg avinstallerte og installerte på nytt.

 

Edit2: Fant en nettside som forklarer litt om dette og at nyinstallasjon av Firefox kan gi merkelig problemer.

 

However uninstalling and cleaning out all the Firefox files is also a good way of resolving any extremely strange behavior or annoying problems you may get with Firefox. In any case, if you want to completely remove all traces of Firefox from your system follow these steps:

 

1. Go to Windows Control Panel>Add/Remove Programs, and if a 'Mozilla Firefox' entry (or similar) exists, select it and click Change/Remove and uninstall it. Note, you can also uninstall Firefox by going to the \Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\uninstall\ directory and running the UinstallFirefox.exe file. Reboot if required.

 

2. Go to your Documents and Settings\[username]\Application Data\Mozilla directory and delete the entire \Firefox subdirectory and all of its contents. Note that this will delete all of your bookmarks and saved settings. If you want to backup any or all of your current Profile, see the Customizing Firefox section first.

 

3. Go to your \Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\ directory and delete it and all of its contents.

 

4. Using a registry cleaner like RegCleaner 4.3, find and remove all Firefox/Mozilla-related entries (usually there are several Mozilla entries to be found) and remove them. Alternatively you can use the Registry Editor (Start>Run>Regedit) and delete the following keys - that is, right click on their name in the left pane of Registry Editor and select Delete:

 

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\FirefoxHTML]

 

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes\Applications\firefox.exe]

 

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Mozilla]

 

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\MozillaPlugins]

 

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Mozilla]

 

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\mozilla.org]

 

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\MozillaPlugins]

 

That will remove the bulk of the Firefox-related settings which can cause problems with newer installations if they have become corrupted (through overclocking for example). Note: If you also have Mozilla Thunderbird installed, make sure to only uninstall entries under the keys above which relate directly to Firefox.

 

In most cases you should only have to undertake Step 1 of the above list. However if you are having any problems with Firefox and nothing else in this guide works to resolve it, then I suggest you follow all the steps above. Once again if you need to backup any of your bookmarks or settings first, read the Customizing Firefox section below before following the steps above; fully uninstalling Firefox as detailed in steps 1 - 4 above deletes all your customizations, settings and history.

Endret 10. mars 2006 av raziel014

[Kenny Bones]

Jupp, løste seg ved å følge punktene over! Flotte greier! Thanks!