Windows Live Toolbar
What is Windows Live Toolbar?
Windows Live Toolbar is software application developed by Microsoft Corporation. It is most commonly found on computers running Windows Vista with nearly 48.14% of installations running this operating system. Windows Live Toolbar's installer is typically 11.00 MB in size and installs around 32 files. The most common release is 03.01.0146 with 53.82% of all installations currently using this version.
Windows Live Toolbar is most popular in the United States with 53.77% of installations residing in this country.
Windows Live Toolbar adds 1 scheduled task to the Windows Task Scheduler launching the program at randomly scheduled times.
About Windows Live Toolbar?
Windows Live Toolbar was a browser extension toolbar designed for Internet Explorer. It featured a streamlined search interface that displayed results as the user typed, utilizing Bing as its search engine. Additionally, the toolbar offered the ability to synchronize Internet Explorer favorites across multiple devices and access to Windows Live and MSN services. Windows Live Toolbar was incorporated into the Windows Live Essentials suite of software.
Software Behaviors
- Scheduled tasks:
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- MSNTBUP.EXE is scheduled as a task named 'Check Updates for Windows Live Toolbar' (runs daily at 9:00 AM).
Software Details
- URL:
- https://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-live/essentials
- Support:
- –
- Installation path:
- C:\Program Files\windows live toolbar
- Uninstaller:
- MsiExec.exe /X{1BD07DF4-FB06-41BA-B896-B2DA59000C96}
- Size:
- 11.00 MB
- Language:
- English
Windows Live Toolbar Executable Details
- Primary executable:
- MSNTBUP.EXE
- Name:
- Windows Live Toolbar
- Path:
- C:\Program Files\windows live toolbar\MSNTBUP.EXE
- MD5:
- –
- SHA-1:
- –
- SHA-256:
- –