I'm running IE 6 with Windows XP.  For several months I occasionally have gotten "stack overflow in line: nn" error messages when trying to attempt to access certain web pages (e.g. contact microsoft on their support site).  Two days ago I got a lot of these, got sick of it, and ...

Infected with spywares, e.g., www.popuppers.com, etc.
They're not listed in spywares busters such as Spybot or
SpywareBlaster. Any hint? Thanks!

I have a runtime libary c++ err what is this

How do you delete the history and view what sites were
blocked?

'The page cannot be displayed. The page you are looking
for is currently unavailable. The Web site might be
experiencing technical difficulties, or you may need to
adjust your browser settings'

My home page keeps getting changed to MSN.com and I need
it to stop. help please

Having problems opening certain file types in Explorer.  For example, when I click on a link to a PDF, the file does not open, I just get an icon with an 'x' in it in the upper corner.  Same thing happens with some .js files. (i.e. countdowns, page counters, etc.).  I've been ...

I'm using IE6 on Windows 2000 platform. Each time i open
the browser I can only link to 3 or 4 pages before IE
freezes and i'm forced to relaunch the browser. I've tried
the self repair option, even installed a new version of

There is a trojan somewhere in my system which changes
the home page of my IE6 browser to:
res://mshp.dll/index.html#37049.
I have changed my home page back to google 30 times

I am currently running Netscape 4.79 and IE 5.5 (Windows
98 second edition, Pentium II/350Mhz processor, 5+ gigs
available disk space, 256MB RAM).  If I upgrade to IE 6,
will this installation interfere with the functioning of

I am attempting to completely clear my IE6 history, but
some web addresses remain. I followed the link provided
(thank you for your help) to
mvps.org/winhelp2002/delcache.htm and followed the

     Can anyone tell me what causes an error to display
each time i click on anything in IE6 that says..."main
Automation Server can't Display Object"????  I've been to
microsofts' sites, HP's, and the Web and can't find

I have Windows XP and IE 6.  They say I can use IE as an
FTP, by typing in ftp://yourdomain.com and then enter my
password and all that.  I have done it ONCE, and now it
gives me FTP folder error.  I have followed the

My computer has been hijacked and continually sets the
browser home page to "greatsearch.biz."  I've run Spybot,
Adware and HijackThis to no avail.  Hijack this, however,
does indicate that the problem lies within the registry.

I had IE5.5 installed on my machine at work (at Sprint). I
downloaded IE6.0 service pack 1 (upgrade) because the
browser kept faulting (at jsproxy.dll).
OS is Win2000 Professional edition.