IE will no longer open on my computer. Whenever I click on it it
automatically generates an error message and shuts the window down. This is
true for shortcut and start menu. It is not a problem with the e-mail
connection. Can anyone help?

For over a year when I type in a search on yahoo, I used to get the results
on that window and then when I clicked any of the results they used to open
in a new window.
Which was very handy coz if they weren't of any use I could just close

I am using IE for XP SP2 and my IE quits when I browse certain web pages.
The problems matched exactly the symptoms mentioned in KB articles 892052 &
824468
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/892052

  I have just installed XP SP2 on a dell laptop, and IE and Outlook Express
are now borked.  The specific behavior is that I open IE, and get a blank
page.  If I click Help: About, nothing happens.  If I enter a url into the
nav bar, it navigates to the site, the main IE window ...

In windows nt, i have configured the "use automatic configuration command
sequence" option, to control whether to let users access vpn local pages, and
to ask login and password to access external pages, but when i fisrt open IE
with a local start page, it asks for proxy ...

I think I've picked up a virus.  Here's what happens:
1) I'll be on the net and I'll click a link or enter some data and click on
"continue' or whatever...all of a sudden I'm taken to a totally different web
page that has nothing to do with the page I was just on.

When ever I visit a site that has information that comes up in a seperate
window the window pops up and then disapears real fast so I can't read or
access the information.  What do I do

I am trying to update my TurboTax and use the e-file option.  My Internet
Explorer is incompatible with TurboTax for 2004.  I get the following error
messages.  I called TurboTax and they referred me to Microsoft to get the
error corrected, since this is an error message related ...

I have a client who, upon surfing some web sites and upon trying to download
Macromedia Flash Player, is getting a red X and other placeholders instead of
pictures.
He has XP SP2 on his laptop, but his firewall is turned off.  So, the

Now when I put my mouse cursor on a link and look at the bottom of my screen,
it shows only "shortcut to ????.htm."  It used to give me the full URL.  How
do I get my full URL display back. Has anyone else noticed this? Thanks.

My laptop is brand new and has IE6 as part of windows XP home with SP2.
Whenever I try and test a couple of my websites, in which there are
java-based slideshows amongst other things, I get a security warning and am
asked whether I want to allow potentially dangerous stuff to open ...

I have Windows 98 and Windows XP computer and they both have a NIC cards and
they are connected to a router and I have ran the network wizard on my
Windows XP and it works fine when I copy the wizard to a disk and ran it
trough my Windows 98 Computer it says that it has finished ...

When I click a link on a website that initiates a pop up window, the window
appears but doesn't load the page it just stays black no error message or
anything. I am using IE6 SP 2
Any ideas wets up with it?

I am writing a tiny bookmarklet to read the text on webpages using MS Speech
SDK 5.1. It works fine on local pages on my computer, but it seems that the
"new ActiveXObject" line won't execute on webpages on the net and thus render
my bookmarklet useless. What can I do to get ...

some websites must install an ActiveX. But my damn computer (WinME, ie 6)
won't let me.
Some sites say that my security say that I'm not allowing to install
activeX. But the strangers thing are that I have configurated IE right, have