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Kiwee Toolbar

25 November 2008

Kiwee Toolbar is an unwanted add-on application that embeds a toolbar on Internet Explorer. Kiwee Toolbar can be installed on computer by downloading and installing a software from a third party website that has malicious files embedded with the downloaded application.

Aliases:
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Risk Level: Low

File Size: Varies

Affected System: Windows

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14 Comments »

  • 1 }
    webmaster (author) said:

    1. Download and install Unlocker
    2. Press Ctrl+Alt+Del to open Task Manager
    3. Go to Process Tab
    4. If there is a presence of kiwee.exe, click on it and press End Process.
    5. Browse the Kiwee folder. C/:PROGRAM FILES/KIWEE TOOLBAR
    6. Right Click on the folder, then click UNLOCKER on the options
    7. Select DELETE and follow the prompts.
    8. Restart your computer.

  • 2 }
    Ellie said:

    i got it and just got rid of it today after it nearly destroyed my pc.
    I had to format my whole computer anyone with it should do this if they have it.
    If you want to keep your files burn them to disk then just add them when the computer is finished reformating.

  • 3 }
    Ramathorn said:

    I DL the Unlocker and I don’t see the unlock tab when I right click on the file folder. I am running vista 64 bit. Some one HELP hate this dang TOOL BAR.

  • 4 }
    Angel said:

    I am also using Vista 64 bit and do not see the Unlock option when I right click on the Kiwee folder. CAn anyone suggest a way around this? Please! I hate this Kiwee toolbar =/ it’s Evil.

  • 5 }
    Morten Lundsgaard said:

    Hi Angle.

    I also have Vista 64 bit, and I like you culd not see the unlock option, but then try and delete it with the delete button anyway and that suddenly work…for me it did.

    best of lock

  • 6 }
    Morten Lundsgaard said:

    Hi Angle.

    I also have Vista 64 bit, ind I like you culd not see the unlock option, but then try and delete it with the delete button anyway and that suddenly work…for me it did.

    best of lock

  • 7 }
    William said:

    I got rid of the kiwee folder and now it won’t let me open IE and it says it has performed an illegal operation. What now?

  • 8 }
    William said:

    I am using xp pro

  • 9 }
    webmaster (author) said:

    William, try to download and install the laters version of IE.

  • 10 }
    Karina said:

    Restart your system in Safe Mode, by pressing F8 repeatedly. Choose Safe Mode. Then go to C: to Program Files (x86), find kiwee toolbar, right click on it and choose delete. Restart your system.

  • 11 }
    gen said:

    Ramathorn
    January 18th, 2009 at 6:22 pm 3

    I DL the Unlocker and I don’t see the unlock tab when I right click on the file folder. I am running vista 64 bit. Some one HELP hate this dang TOOL BAR.

    I have vista 64 too
    Restart you computer and just delete it
    you will not see unlock it just works

  • 12 }
    Kelley said:

    I have a vista 64 bit and had this problem awhile ago. the unlocker thing doesnt really work for vista 64 bit. You have to put your comp in safe mode and delete the file while your in safe mode. best of luck!

  • 13 }
    Nikki said:

    ok i have windows vista and i have read ppls replies about the unlocker and mine just say unistall i click it and nothing its still ther what can i do URGENT HELP NEEDED IMMED.

  • 14 }
    Kit said:

    Nortons has blocked the “Unlocker” file. It says that it contains the Heuristic vrus

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