I'm not very computer literate so please excuse me. My IE opens up and works
fine but when I try to log into my e-mail (through Orange) or close a window
the whole thing shuts down. I get a message saying:
"Internet Explorer has stopped working. Windows is checking for a solution

What is going on with this error message!  I work for a Fortune 100 and our
website has not been changed for 6 months.  All of a sudden, tons of users
are complaining that they are getting this error "Stack Overflow at line: 0".
Is this a browser issue with Microsoft?  This ...

I have Vista Home premium.  I keep getting a message from Internet Explorer
Security that - a website wants to open web content using this program on
your computer relating to Adobe Flash Player.  The message keeps repeating
whether I press install or do not install.

A friend has been using the Guest account on my Windows XP machine. He
managed to download something that kept giving a Dr. Watson error each time
he tried to launch IE 7 and would shut it down straight away. This I fixed
but now every time you launch IE 7 in the Guest account as ...

I operate internet explorer 2007 under windows vista office. The web page bar
at the top of the page has a twisty at the end that allows you to see your
history. My bar's history contains mostly office 2007 documents that I have
opened and all I want this to reflect is the web ...

I have Windows XP. In the middle of installing a Windows Update (can't
remember which), I got the "IE has experienced an internal error and needs to
close."  I did nothing, waiting to see if the install would be interrupted or
not - it wasn't. When I tried to click on the error ...

i have been having a problem with my IE. it gives the "The page cannot be
displayed - Cannot find server" error. The internet connection is fine as
other browsers - Netscape and Firefox work fine.
I have tried most fixes (including IEFIX) and and dumped my cache and

howcome cant i get IE7 to install on my win2000pro?
It apparently only want to install itself on XP SP2 in my region (that I do
not have!!!)
Do you want me to have a pirate edition of XP to get all the benefits of IE7

Does anyone know if there are any best practices for setting the GPOs for IE7
and locking down the browser?
I'm looking for either a generic lockdown best practices or ideally
something that is healthcare specific.

I have windows xp, IE 7 and word xp.
I have set my computer up so Word links are opened in the Word program, not
IE (my computer | tools | folder options | File types | Doc | Advanced and
unchecked "browse in same window").

XP Home SP2 and IE7 w/all updates
When I open IE (from anywhere, Shortcut, Windows Update, etc)
First I get a very small window, then a Messagebox with the Subject
above.... with an Ok button.

When IE7 first opens it displays "Connecting..." in the first tab  and takes
a long time before I can enter something into the Address field.  I use
about:blank as my default page so it shouldn't be trying to connect to
anything yet. It does the same for new tabs. IE6 and FireFox ...

I keep getting a Internet Explorer window message: Do you want to allow
software such as ActiveX control and plug-ins to run? Yes/No.  How can I
disable this message so that it will not appear after each new web page is
displayed?

Does anyone know how to set internet options so that previous search entries
will autofill whenever I go back and try to re-search?  So when I start
typing a search topic that was already used it will pop up automatically in
search box?  Also, I used to be able to double click in ...

I have IE7 set to dial-up the modem connection when started. This works fine.
Also I have the connection set to prompt a disconnect when not being used.
This also works fine. However when I close IE7 and disconnect the connection
via the prompt another pop-up immediately appears ...