I installed IE8 and and it seems to have knocked out my audio drivers.
Pro Tools will not run.
My Mbox 2 shows no hardware detected.
Pro Tools  Reinstallation failed to complete.

I just bought a New Dell Inspiron 546 with 4 GB of RAM and a AMD 9650 Quad
processor running Vista Home Premium.  When I tried to install Norton IS
using my original 2003 CD the system gave me a problem and installed the
trial copy of IS that was shipped with the computer instead ...

I have a new Windows 2008 Server running Terminal Services.  Everything was
working fine under IE7 until I installed IE from Windows Update.  After
installing IE8, Internet Explorer Enhanced Security Configuration is turned
on for all Users and the Administrator.  I want the IE ...

I have a couple of clients who when trying to access their desktops remotely
are coming up with the following error:
This portion of the Remote Web Workplace requires the Microsoft Remote
Desktop ActiveX Control. our browser's security settings may be preventing

Anyone else noticed that once signed-in to "Microsoft Discussion Groups" you
can't log out?  The "Sign Out" button on the upper right of the screen does
nothing!
This problem effects Win XP Pro (sp3 etc) & IE8 (not yet tested with others).

Lately I've decided to reinstall my Windows XP SP3 (clean install, with disc
formatted). After re-installation the following error began to appear when I
visit one of my favorite websites using Internet Explorer 7:
There is a problem with this website's security certificate.

At several locations I am responsible for we have multiple users
sharing the computers on site. What I would like to do is set the home
page for the users, with the manager of that location having a
different one than everyone else. I know I can set all users to have a

I just finished installing a self signed certificate on my owa server and I
used group policy to add the certificate to everyone's trusted root
certificate authorities so they don't get prompted about a bad certificate.
I have a user who keeps getting "do you want to view only ...

I just installed IE8 on my windows XP Profesional which is uptodate with
latest updates etc. I just noticed couple of things with IE8:
1. On starting a browser window the task manager shows two instances of
iexplorer.exe

We have a website which identifies users, based on client
certificates.
Because of different branding and content it is possible that a user
may want to access more than one instance of the website, therefore