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Google Toolbar Broker
Windows Vista 64 Bit....
Intel Q9550 IE 8.0 Lately most time when I open IE it is slow; windows open slow, refresh slow, etc. When I check in Task Manager I see a process running called GoogleToolbarUser_32.exe*32 with a description of Google Toolbar Broker using 25% of the CPU. If I simply terminate it IE is fast again. It does not seem to want to end on its own. It's been running 10 minutes now...SO I KILLED IT AGAIN!!!! And insight into why it is there and how I "fix" it? Thanks |
There appears to be lots of people with the same problem.
:google: |
Since I'm softer-hearted than retina:
[URL]http://www.google.com/search?q=Google+Toolbar+Broker[/URL] leads to [URL]http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Toolbar/thread?tid=6051445e3c8cd437&hl=en[/URL] where a Google employee posted a month ago that [quote]We found the cause of the problem, and we'll work to release the fix in the next version of Toolbar (it's coming soon, so stay tuned).[/quote] (You can also uninstall Google Toolbar, if you wish, until then.) |
[QUOTE=retina;210574]There appears to be lots of people with the same problem.
:google:[/QUOTE] :blush: AND Thanks |
[quote=petrw1;210572]
Intel Q9550 When I check in Task Manager I see a process running called GoogleToolbarUser_32.exe*32 with a description of Google Toolbar Broker using 25% of the CPU. [/quote] More important to realize is 25% = 1/4. Thus one core of your quad-core processor is blocked by this process. Any other process on that core is effectively crippled. When using Task Manager with a dual/quad or more core CPU it's useful to understand that less than 100% CPU use can still mean something is LOCKED UP. For example, I had a previous RAID driver issue. On my i965 it took me a while to realize that 12.5% CPU (1/8) actually meant that driver was FROZEN. |
[QUOTE=petrw1;210572]
When I check in Task Manager I see a process running called GoogleToolbarUser_32.exe*32 with a description of Google Toolbar Broker using 25% of the CPU. ... And insight into why it is there and how I "fix" it? Thanks[/QUOTE] Uninstall Google Toolbar? |
[QUOTE=lfm;210673]Uninstall Google Toolbar?[/QUOTE]
DONE....thanks But I do miss the icons of last-screens-visited when I open a new tab. Once I hear news it has been fixed I'll have to reinstall it. |
i am using Chrome and don't have any Google Toolbar installed. you don't have to have both. or do misunderstand and actually the google toolbar is putting the Chrome-esque most visited sites previews on your IE new tab page?
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[quote=petrw1;210685]DONE....thanks
But I do miss the icons of last-screens-visited when I open a new tab. Once I hear news it has been fixed I'll have to reinstall it.[/quote] Would trying firefox be an option for you? |
[QUOTE=henryzz;210720]Would trying firefox be an option for you?[/QUOTE]
Possibly....does it have the cool "Last Sites Visited" panel or list? My son is also trying to talk me into Google Chrome. |
chrome has a panel of your most visited sites, and a short list of the last few tabs you have closed.
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