-- a retired printer age 70 and i have a problen on my display. It does not
have anything to create wallpaper. I right click on my grandchilds photo and
set it as desktop backround and nothing happens????help donjohn2@verizon.net
henry j penta

I'm having an odd problem that I haven't seen discussed on the forum.
At home, I'm using IE 7 on Windows XP, SP2. Whenever I open the browser, I
cannot click in the address bar to manually type in an address. If I click in
the address bar 4 or 5 times, it eventually will change ...

I use C: for my programs and OS
When I installed IE7, the installer created a weird randomly named folder
filled with .exe and .dll files. in the F: drive
I use F for media and I want to keep it clean. Can I safely remove/delete

Hello, please help ASAP!
Whenever I try to load IE it closes automatically! I tried updating my older
version of IE to IE7 and it gives the same error. It's like a "Illegal
Operation" type error. I load it, and it happens immediately.

Hello community!
I am having trouble with a WinXP Pro and IE7.
The browser seems that I don't have internet connection.
I checked the NIC card and it;s working. I also went to the command

I just updated my IE to 7 and it comes up with a web page to choose my
settings.  I do this and save my settings but the same page keeps coming up
everytime I open IE.  This is not my home page either.  thx

The IT guys at work can't figure this out, but I hope that one of you guys
out there knows something that they don't.
Here's the problem - I have a web site that's web forwarded so as to get
around Verizon's blocking of port 80. In this case,

I am getting a "Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage" error when
trying to submit a form via the POST method.
Here is what I have discovered so far.
Issue does not happen when you change the form method from POST to GET.

I am having constant problems shutting down IE7, sometimes having to force
exit several times, then being asked to send a report. Does anyone know how
to fix this? Updates are all up to date, tia--
Gren

My customer has got a strange problem:
(Current Antivirus with dual-engine is present and updated)
Windows Vista, IE 7:
After starting up the pc, he can surf for a few minutes.

All open application (Icon + description in text) that appears in my task bar
are in English text except when I open IE7, it is, what seems to be Chinese
Characters.
Does anyone knows a fix.

Every time I try to open my work email account on my home PC (Sony Vaio), it
keeps crashing Internet Explorer with the following error message:-
 Problem Event Name:    AppHangB1
 Application Name:    iexplore.exe

I don't use IE 7 very much, but the few times I do I am amazed at the
number of ads I see.  Firefox, my default browser, has an extremely useful
extension called AdBlock Plus that blocks most of the ads.  Is there
something similar (and free) that will do this for IE 7?

I am looking for IE7 MSI package to deploy IE7 to all my clients using Group
Policy. Is there any available?
Thanks,
Saeed