Hi, I planted 2 cherry trees about 2 years ago, they've been growing well, but no flowers, no fruits. Don't they need a few years under their belt before producing? I'm in central Cali, Bakersfield specifically, where the summer is hot and the winter is cold. Thanks,

Maybe try disabling it in the browser tools, 'plug-ins, before uninstalling it. Might have the uninstall there too. Here is a link that might be useful: http://www.ehow.com/how_7466380_remove-bing-toolbar.html

I too had to get rid of the "free" Norton software that came with the most recent computer. I think that the success of Norton and other ultra-hyped software of similar nature is the result of "tests" done by PC Magazine, PC World and similar publications. I just searched PC Magazine's Reviews for "Norton" and it produced a lengthy set of values, comparing the magazine's ratings with those of readers. Many of the magazine's ratings were in the 4.0 to 4.5 but those of users were anywhere from 1.5 to 2.5. The magazine also bestowed "Editor's Choice" awards for many of the Norton products. So who do you trust - the printed hype that gets ad dollars from the software company or readers?

I attempted to remove Trend Micro per instructions of Ravencajun. It was a most complicated process and I finally gave up on it when I "unzipped" 22 folders half a dozen times and the same unzip box reappeared. Finally, I cancelled all of this incomprehensible stuff and went to the simple "add/remove" option that is part of my Windows program. I clicked on "remove", and it indicated I had about 70mb of Trend Micro stuff, and asked was I sure I wanted to remove. Yes, of course. The green progress bar (made up of little squares) ran in its box for ahile, I was asked to reboot, and it seemed like that was the end. I rebooted and looked in my files for traces of Trend Micro, and could only find a few titles with 0kb content. I deleted these titles. The Trend Micro icons are gone. Am I rid of it? Seems like I am. How to check? RB