I tried many times to install toolbar. But I failed. Have any suggestion?

If you use Firefox try from here http://clixsensecom.ourtoolbar.com/

Did you download the .exe file from the Toolbar button at the top of the page? If so you should have the administrative privileges on your computer to install the toolbar.

Hi. Have you shut down and restarted firefox after toolbar installation?

Also please see this link:

http://clixsensecom.mycitytoolbar.com/help/

Hope that helps.

sp1915 wrote: Hi. Have you shut down and restarted firefox after toolbar installation?

Also please see this link:

http://clixsensecom.mycitytoolbar.com/help/

Hope that helps.

Thanks for the link , it asked if I see ConduitOK and I do so I just sent in a ticket.
If the toolbar still appears blank, click the link below:
http://users.conduit.com/checkserver.asp If you see the “ConduitOK” text, please contact our Support Center

Try to update your default browser or your browser you usually use then pick the right addon toolbar for your browser you may want to use, once you have installed restart the browser then try to check the settings of your browser toolbar or addons to activate the toolbar. Sometimes it is disabled for some security reasons.

mauiboyprojects wrote: Try to update your default browser or your browser you usually use then pick the right addon toolbar for your browser you may want to use, once you have installed restart the browser then try to check the settings of your browser toolbar or addons to activate the toolbar. Sometimes it is disabled for some security reasons.

Did that and still a no go,, and cleaned it all out cookies and ect.. so frustrated..

Close Firefox. Once remove the user data in AppData folder (in Windows OS)

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%appdata%/

Paste it in run. It will open Roaming folder. Delete the Mozilla folder.

*Also browse back from Roaming folder to Local folder. Delete the Mozilla folder there too, if there is one.

Open Firefox and install toolbar and check it.

daxserver wrote: Close Firefox. Once remove the user data in AppData folder (in Windows OS)

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%appdata%/

Paste it in run. It will open Roaming folder. Delete the Mozilla folder.

*Also browse back from Roaming folder to Local folder. Delete the Mozilla folder there too, if there is one.

Open Firefox and install toolbar and check it.

why would I delete the the Mozilla folder? Thanks for the reply

TasMail wrote: why would I delete the the Mozilla folder?

Well, honestly, I too don't know the exact reason.
And why I posted and said delete it? Because, a few times, I have experienced severe problems with my add-ons in Firefox. A friend of mine has told me to remove the profile and start over again. And so, I took a backup of my information and then deleted my profile folder. Amazingly, thereafter everything worked fine

If you don't want to delete the folder, there is another way : create a new profile using Mozilla KnowledgeBase Use the Profile Manager to create and remove Firefox profiles | How to | Firefox Help

Create a new profile and open it. Install Toolbar and post what happened

daxserver wrote:

TasMail wrote: why would I delete the the Mozilla folder?

Well, honestly, I too don't know the exact reason.
And why I posted and said delete it? Because, a few times, I have experienced severe problems with my add-ons in Firefox. A friend of mine has told me to remove the profile and start over again. And so, I took a backup of my information and then deleted my profile folder. Amazingly, thereafter everything worked fine

If you don't want to delete the folder, there is another way : create a new profile using Mozilla KnowledgeBase Use the Profile Manager to create and remove Firefox profiles | How to | Firefox Help

Create a new profile and open it. Install Toolbar and post what happened

In cases on new versions of Firefox ( ex: update of v10 to 11, and so on ), and not counting the sub-updates ( ex: v10.01 to 10.05 and so on ) a fresh installation is recommended -- this includes removing all traces of the previous installation ( deleting profile, add-on folders and registry cleaning ) -- but this should only be done if the user has properly made steps to ensure backups of the previous profile ( bookmarks, add-ons and scripts ) by using tools like Firefox backup add-on FEBE

Agreed with daxserver -- if uninstalling and complete deletion of all folders isn't your option, a new profile would be in order -- this would mean the new profile will have none of your previous bookmarks, add-ons and scripts that were installed; you'll be starting on a 'fresh plate'

oberder wrote:

daxserver wrote:

TasMail wrote: why would I delete the the Mozilla folder?

Well, honestly, I too don't know the exact reason.
And why I posted and said delete it? Because, a few times, I have experienced severe problems with my add-ons in Firefox. A friend of mine has told me to remove the profile and start over again. And so, I took a backup of my information and then deleted my profile folder. Amazingly, thereafter everything worked fine

If you don't want to delete the folder, there is another way : create a new profile using Mozilla KnowledgeBase Use the Profile Manager to create and remove Firefox profiles | How to | Firefox Help

Create a new profile and open it. Install Toolbar and post what happened

In cases on new versions of Firefox ( ex: update of v10 to 11, and so on ), and not counting the sub-updates ( ex: v10.01 to 10.05 and so on ) a fresh installation is recommended -- this includes removing all traces of the previous installation ( deleting profile, add-on folders and registry cleaning ) -- but this should only be done if the user has properly made steps to ensure backups of the previous profile ( bookmarks, add-ons and scripts ) by using tools like Firefox backup add-on FEBE

Agreed with daxserver -- if uninstalling and complete deletion of all folders isn't your option, a new profile would be in order -- this would mean the new profile will have none of your previous bookmarks, add-ons and scripts that were installed; you'll be starting on a 'fresh plate'

Thanks oberder and daxserver for this, it still really does not make much sense since this is a brand new computer and there was no book marks or nothing on here,, But I will try this and see if it works,, thanks again for all the help..

oberder wrote: In cases on new versions of Firefox ( ex: update of v10 to 11, and so on ), and not counting the sub-updates ( ex: v10.01 to 10.05 and so on ) a fresh installation is recommended

When Firefox is around versions 6-9, the auto-updater runs and installs the newer versions, regardless of the main/sub updates. And when I restart the browser it's empty All of my data is not connected to the browser : but it is present in the profile folder Weird.
And after v11, everything's fine. When the browser updates to the newer versions and restarted, all of my data is connected/restored fine

I love my CS toobar, but the bar doesen't always show...just notification. And when I sign in, and click the keep me signed in box, and do the ads, and whatever else I do, I never sign out. then when I click on my toolbar even though I don't see any ads, cause they aren't showing on my toolbar, I still have to sign in. I've tried clearing my browsing history cookies, files...etc still have to sign in. wheather I clear or not still have to sign in. don't know what the problem is. I just had someone clean out some files I didn't need to speed up my computor. I don't know what else I need to do.