I am running IE 7. I can open the Internet page without any problem. I can go
thru the Search and find the site I am searching for. From there where ever I
want go for particular page - the page hangs on with "The Page is not
responding."

During investigation of a Hotmail usage problem it was recommended that I
reset IE7 parameters to their original default values. After doing this I can
no longer get into HotMail at all using IE7. I always get the following
message:

I was uninstalling a dial-up internet program that we no longer use. The
provider used IE 7 as its browsing tool. When I uninstalled the program, IE 7
went with it. I am trying to reinstall my IE 7 now and it still won't pull up
web pages... everything seems to be working so far ...

I can access only secure sites with ie7 (https) and am unable to solve this
problem.  I didn't change any settings myself.  The problem started when I
had ie7 running at the same time as a vpn connection.  I have to use netscape
to access this discussion group.  I would be very ...

I had created a posting on this newsgroup about IE 7's Enhanced Security
Configuration. It simply disappeared. I viewed the posting after I created
it, but little over an hour later, it has disappeared.
Anyways, my issue here is that IE 7 keeps prompting me to add the sites I

I have IE 7. Lately it's been frequently freezing up. I don't get an error
message. I have to press ctrl-alt-delete to close it then restart it again.
It says I'm running without add-on's. So that's not it

I have a problem with IE7 and formtags with ajax.
The problem is that when i trying to load a page in a div by using ajax.
I get a error that indicate that it cant load the page. In firefox its works
great and loads the page without error.

hi. suddenly i'm having trouble opening links within IE. When i click on the
active buttons within the web pages they do not respond and the IE window
becomes deselected.
Is this an easy to fix problem or is my computer playing funny buggers?

During the beta process, there were some conflicts between external
RSS readers and IE7.  I saw it myself with a program called Sharp
Reader, and it was covered in a few of the usual columns.  It was a
big enough problems that I went back to IE6.

I have IE Version 7.0.5730.11 and am getting frequent crashes on my Dell
Inspiron E1705 / 9400 laptop (Windows XP Pro).  The crashes don't give me any
clue as the problem and the event viewer does not register the error.  Any
ideas on how I can diagnose this?

I'm getting a bit long in the tooth and anything I know about computers is
self taught!
The other day I was able to use a site that I use called originsnetwork.com
(genealogy site) and was able to view the census images it displays using a

when I turn on my computer I get the message windows explorer has stopped
working, followed by windows explorer is restarting, this it continues to do
over and over again. Can anyone help me in simple erms I am no expert on
computers.

hi. one of the things that is keeping me from totally accepting IE7 as my
default browser is the fact that i can't seem to change that top toolbar
(address bar) with the Menu bar. I tried dragging but it didnt work. Is there
any way of moving that dang thing down?

I had a perfectly working for a long time IE7 on XP sp2 (English, fully
updated).
For some reason, it stopped executing any scripts. Everything else works
normally, but any attemp to execute whatever js/vbs script results in a

I switched my network to wireless, and now my Internet Explorer, Windows
Messenger and Itunes does not work, but my Mozilla and my PC games do. Can
anyone tell me how to fix this?