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    How can I uninstall Yahoo Free Email?
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    Umm - what is Yahoo Free Email? Are you talking about their basic web-based email client? If so, that doesn't really install anything to uninstall from your PC, does it?

    Or do you mean you just want to disconnect your email account completely?
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    Or do you mean you just want to disconnect your email account completely?
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    Yahoo email can get installed on your puter by dling the new version of their messenger.
    Last edited by zachary720; October 7th, 2004 at 02:10 PM.

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    What does that mean? What exactly does it install? Yahoo email by itself is more of a service than a program. You can pay to have it downloadable, but even then you do that with Outlook, Outlook Express, etc. What email related thing gets installed when you install Yahoo Messenger?
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    Ok when I got to program files and click on Yahoo Mail a window pops up and asks if I want Yahoo Email as my default mail client. I clicked NO then IE opened up to the mail website to sign in. Not sure why or what is exactly installed...seems odd to me.


    When you install messenger it installs:

    Yahoo Address Auto Complete
    Yahoo Install Manager
    Yahoo Internet Mail
    Yahoo Messenger
    Yahoo Messenger Explorer Bar

    Now you do have the option of choosing what you want installed during installation
    I chose to install just messenger on both my computers......one computer just installed messenger and the other one installed all of the above.
    Last edited by zachary720; October 8th, 2004 at 10:04 PM.

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