Mark1956 - It looks like the pop up ads have been stopped in both yahoo and gmail. I think those last ones were enabled by the settings in Yahoo Mail and Gmail that allowed them to keep showing up after you cleared out all the other bad stuff. The computer is running much faster, better than I can remember - thank you for all of your help and patience.
In Gmail, I am still told that I need a more modern browser, but when I try to upgrade to a newer version IE tells me that I already am running the latest version. ? Also, that version that was temporarily running in my other user account was definitely an upgrade. I am confused by what happened. It was there running everything the way it should, with new upgraded features. Task manager was working, Google was there, and then it disappeared.
Throoper - I downloaded and replaced Airport Utility with the latest version, but it won't run. I don't know what to do. Somebody here thinks that bonjour might have something to do with a wireless connection to a printer, but I can't confirm that. There are two printers that are set up in this computer, one is my personal printer that I am wired to directly, and the other is a wireless connection to a printer that I set up but have never used. I think this whole bonjour problem has something to do with that. I feel stuck. I can't get rid of bonjour, and I can't run Airport Utility. I really just want to clean this up and eliminate that message when I start up.
In Gmail, I am still told that I need a more modern browser, but when I try to upgrade to a newer version IE tells me that I already am running the latest version. ? Also, that version that was temporarily running in my other user account was definitely an upgrade. I am confused by what happened. It was there running everything the way it should, with new upgraded features. Task manager was working, Google was there, and then it disappeared.
Throoper - I downloaded and replaced Airport Utility with the latest version, but it won't run. I don't know what to do. Somebody here thinks that bonjour might have something to do with a wireless connection to a printer, but I can't confirm that. There are two printers that are set up in this computer, one is my personal printer that I am wired to directly, and the other is a wireless connection to a printer that I set up but have never used. I think this whole bonjour problem has something to do with that. I feel stuck. I can't get rid of bonjour, and I can't run Airport Utility. I really just want to clean this up and eliminate that message when I start up.