it works. and it is not a toolbar, which is installed locally on your computer. that's why you can't deinstall it.
So far, not so good. I went to the site you suggested and downloaded some program called "Driver Performer," since that was what they said I should do to get rid of the black tool bar. I downloaded it. All it has done so far is (1) change my Firefox home page to a site called Start Now. McAfee lists this as a yellow site, i.e., you can get into big trouble there. So I changed back to Google, and (2) insert a NEW and EQUALLY UNWANTED tool bar onto my Google page that is (you guessed it) a "Start Now" tool bar. The black bar is still there.
I don't mean to be rude, but WTF???????
Could you be a tad more specific as to precisely what I have to do to get rid of the black bar and, now, also the Start Now bar?
How to Change the Google from Bar Black to White.
The Google Bar Classic Greasemonkey script is a free download that will turn your Google toolbar back to white and will change your left side links back to white as well. There are still a few red colored elements in the left hand navigation area to prevent the script from failing on international versions. This script works in Chrome, Opera, FireFox and is under testing in Internet Explorer 9.
i have no idea what you did, but a good advice is always, don't download or install anything, unless you know what it is you are downloading or installing.
i don't know "driver performer". did you click on an advertisement?
what i linked to was a site which linked to a greasemonkey script.
for that to run you need to install greasemonkey, an add-on for firefox.
if you don't have experience with scripts or add-ons for firefox, it is better to endure the black toolbar than to wildly install something.
sorry, man.