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I have Windows 7 and also had V and hated it and wanted to go down to V (I previously was on V and had an issue with my profile so I had to make a change). I did not see this thread then and had figured out how to do it by reading a different help thread, and so I wanted to say how I was able to get rid of V and get V in here in case anyone is interested. 1. I first downloaded V (had found a link in another post thread on this board but I think there's a link to the previous versions in this thread somewhere). 2. I added my extensions back in (lost them due to having to change my profile) and customized it how I wanted it to be (I have Classic Theme Restorer and Classic Toolbar Buttons extensions). 3. I went into the Options and ticked "Never check for Updates" and also unticked "Use Third Party to Install". Those settings, by the way, are in the Tools > Options > General tabyou have to scroll down a bit to find it once in the General section. Please see "Important Note" below about this. 4. I restarted Firefox and all was good! '''Important to Note:''' I had to reinstall V several times as V kept coming back at each restart. The first time I installed V I had changed the updates option to "Check but allow me to install if I want", and I kept the "allow third party to install" ticked. That apparently did not take and V came right back. The second time it happened, after I installed V I looked at my updates option settings and it had reverted back to "auto update", which apparently is the default update setting, but it kept all of my other changes I had previously made, even the extensions and my theme, though I had to move a few icons around on my toolbar again which is easy to do. And again I changed the updates settings back to "check but allow me to install". But then it happened againV came back after rebooting my computer. So, the third time I reinstalled V I ticked "NEVER CHECK FOR UPDATES" and unticked the third party install box too, and upon several restarts I still have V (fingers crossed it stays that way!). That was the key right there I think to make sure you tick "Never Check for Updates" and untick allow third party to install. But as another option, perhaps the person who unhooked from the internet to be sure all settings stayed put is also a solution to keep that from happening. :)