Get off my porch you worthless hound.
I got rid of 180 Search Assistant but still don't have an automatic search
feature in the address bar.  It goes to a not found page.
This is ie6.something.  Any ideas?  Or did that 'feature' expire?  Once lost

Wondering if anyone can help me.  I used to be able to type any website
into my address bar as follows, and press enter or GO button:
www.google.com
Now I have a problem.  In order to press enter or click the GO button

Using WindowsXP, SP2, I.E. and O.E.  Recently reformatted my computer
because I could not get rid of IST.exe.  Now I have a dozen other problems,
including a Script Error.  When ever I open my homepage, a small error box
pops up in the middle of the monitor screen saying:  ...

So my IE has been hijacked again. I've run the adaware and spybot, but
neither program can find this program that brings up a link to
WWW2.Popupsearch.com.
It also encodes links on non-affiliated web pages called "sponsored links"

Every once in a while I get this problem in different computer. Whenever I
click on a link that is supposed to open a new windaw, or when I chosse any
link to be open in a new window:
The new window will open and compltely disapear, but its icon is still

I have been using an email program called Wikmail(www.wikmail.com),
but after installing WinXPSP2(Home), I am unable to get this program to
operate correctly.
I have been told by the developers of Wikmail that I must repair IE6

So when I restart my HP computer, I always have to go to the tool bar menu to
get rid of the HP view and add my links bar under the menu bar. Is there a
way to set this up so that I don't have to do it everytime?
Thanks

 When I type an address (www.microsoft.com) in the IE6 SP1 search bar I
receive a "cannot find domain" message.

Recently I installed all of the latest spyware removal tools and also a
windows registry checker.
After running these when I go to yahoo.co and mail It will not log me into
my mailbox just shows a blank screen.  Is it possible that some spyware that

I'm using Outlook Express version 6.0.
Recently when I accessed a website, it automatically downloaded a file to my
hard drive that now activates Outlook Express about every 10 minutes, taking
me to various ads. I have run virus scans and bug scans and have not been

I discovered a security issue / bug / hidden feature in IE6
If you change the clock date backwards, and a short time later change it
back to today...
all of the history from that date to today is erased!

I have gone through, tools-internet options-delete history. There are a few
web pages that will not be deleted and they pop up when I type the first
letter of the site.
Why does this happen and how can I delete everything?

I've seen a few references to the "null is null" error but they were
all from clients, my question is javascript programming specific.
I've made a little "AJAX"-style GUI that works just fine in IE6 SP1 and
Firefox, but breaks in IE6 SP2 with a "null is null" error. I don't

I cannot open multiple windows of internet explorer.  If I am in a session
and I get a pop up, the original session closes.  What can I do to fix this?

Tried to install IPv6 using the command-line "ipv6 install" and it didn't  
work... The error message shows, "Failed to complete the action. Error  
0x800704b8"
Likewise, when I install it through the Windows Network properties, a