I have the latest IE7 on both my machines (XP x64 and Vista x64, all
updated). On both systems, I cannot get bird's-eye view to work
at maps.live.com. I can be looking at Manhattan at highest zoom,
and the bird's eye view icon is always greyed out.

I recently installed the 64-bit version of Vista Ultimate on my laptop. I
have mostly been using the 32-bit version of IE7 due to the fact that all of
the plugins out there won't work in the 64-bit version. Prior to today, it
(32-bit IE7) was working great. Now, I can't connect ...

I am getting a repeated "reminder" message even when explorer is not running
stating : "This program cannot display web page."  There is not "X" to close
it, so
I have to go to task mgr to close it, and it pops up no matter what I'm

I'm currently in Italy and when I try to visit certain web sites with .com
extensions IE 7 re-directs me to the Italian .it web page. Problem is...I
don't read Italian yet.
Please provide advice on how to turn this feature off.

Hello all i have overlaped image of ie7 icon on my burned cds and dvds every
folder on the cd and file shows like a IE7 icon but only a blank one nothing
in it like a blank page. Can anyone tell me how i can fix this issue that
just started to happen after microsoft updates.

Just about every time I press X to close IE, it starts running the error
thing where it finds the problem and restarts the IE.  Any help greatly
appreciated

I'm trying to fix a little problem in my IE7.
After i reinstalled my Vista, IE7 started to have a strange problem.
After i open it, it hang, or by other words, it don't show the page
that i've opened. It started to read from internet but before start

In Internet Options/Programs I have carefully set up Outlook Express as my
Email client program. That is because I use Outlook solely for the Calendar
and I do not want it as an email client.
Sometimes however when I try to send someone an internet page or a link, to

Hey... when I open a link in a new tab, it opens it in a new window, I've
installed Firefox and it works perfectly.
Should I delete IE7 and stick to Firefox??
Does anyone know how this problem can be fixed??

How can I save the webpage (Save as...) rather than copying and pasting?
I was able to do this easily in IE 6, but I don't know how to do this in
IE7.
Nick

I have Vista that came with IE 7.0 and when I double click to open the
program the computer hangs for at least a minute or two before it opens the
explorer window. This happens EVERY time, not just when I initially click on
it.

I just bought a new computer and it came with Vista Home Premium edition.  I
Tried to watch vidoes from YouTube, and it pop a message to download Flash
Player.
I uninstalled Flash Player and reinstalled again, Adobe sites said

I just installed Vista on a HP Compaq NC 6000 system including all kinds of
applications. Everything works great, except for Internet Explorer. IE this
Vista system, when started, only shows only TAB mentioning CONNECTING and it
does not do anything else. It is not possible to ...

I see others have reported the problem with IE7 and Windows XP where the 'Add
to Favorites' > 'Create in' dropdown gives a fully expanded hierarchy of
Favorites folders that can't be collapsed, which is very difficult to
navigate unless you have only a few folders.

Does anyone know if it is possible to have configure IE7 to connect
via a proxy when at the office and, not via a proxy when at home.
When at home I have to go to LAN setting and untick the proxy so that
I can connect to the Internet