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That didn't work. I uninstalled IE7 and re-installed it. That still didn't
clear up the problem. I had Google as my default search tool and oddly
enough, when I changed that to Windows Live Search, the problem went away.
Too wierd. I went back to Google as my search tool and there goes the extra
blank IE7 page. Back to Windows Live Search and I guess I'll just use it.
Thanks!
Tom
> > When I click on the IE7 icon on my desktop I always get two instances of
> > the
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> Or go to Start | All Programs | Accessories | System Tools | Internet
> Explorer (No Add-ons).
Michael - 31 Mar 2007 19:07 GMT
I have this exact same problem. Changing my default search did not
fix it. The double window does not appear when I click on the IE 7
icon on my desktop. But it does appear when I click on any link
anywhere else. It becomes bothersome because it seems to interfere
with some webpages. Some travel or banking sites have a small
calendar link for a person to click and then navigate to a specific
date so you don't have to type in a date in the proper format. These
small calendars do not work on my internet explorer 7. The first
blank internet page opens, then the calendar page opens very large and
I get an "error on page". No amount of clicking will select a date.
One thing I noticed is the initial internet page that opens is in the
IE 6 format with the IE 6 tools bars and icons. When I look at About
Internet Explorer it claims to be IE 7 but it looks like IE 6. I've
turned off all the available add-ons and ActiveX items. I still get
the two windows. This is on Windows XP HOme Edition SP 2.

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Michael
>That didn't work. I uninstalled IE7 and re-installed it. That still didn't
>clear up the problem. I had Google as my default search tool and oddly
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>> Or go to Start | All Programs | Accessories | System Tools | Internet
>> Explorer (No Add-ons).