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JohnE 09-16-2004 02:29 AM

Internet Explorer woes.
 
Can anyone help with a problem that has literally been driving me crazy for years!??

My PC (running Windows XP Home Edition) only has one copy of Internet Explorer installed (IE6.0, which is in the folder C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer). Therefore, you'd assume that whenever I launch Internet Explorer I should get the same version each time. So why is this happening.....???

If I launch IE from an icon, everything works fine. If I press the 'Favorites' button I can see my favourite sites etc. But...

If someone sends me an email with a hyperlink and I launch IE by clicking on the hyperlink, two strange things happen. Firstly, the 'Back' button refuses to function so I can't navigate forward and back through any web pages I visit. Secondly, if I press 'Favorites' I get a different set of favourites from the ones I normally see!!!

Does this make sense to anyone? It's slowly driving me out of my mind!! :(

Prometheus 09-16-2004 11:15 AM

Solution: Use Firefox or Mozilla

2nd Solution:Run windows update doesnt sound like you have.

Jason425 09-16-2004 11:41 AM

run spybot/adaware/spysweeper/spywareblaster/antivirus and get her cleaned up...

Bear 09-22-2004 04:27 PM

Both good advises, I run the latest mozilla FireFox and it is brilliant.
But also a good firewall , floppyfw A computer with mobo ram and floppy drive and 2 NICs
I use 3com ISA etherlink III 10 mb/s cards or modem and one NIC
works great even gives you DHCP on inside network and cheap to build.

Jason425 09-22-2004 04:34 PM

i've heard that smoothwall is good as well.


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