Is there a registry setting to disable URL redirection in IE? If so, do you
know what it is and/or where I can find that info?
Thanks! =)

I'm stumped. I have a windows 2000 pro attached to  a network printer
HP4200dtn.  Three users with local admin rights.  Two users can print web
pages with no problem, one user prints a blank web page.
When the user that can't print is logged on, and  goes to any web page and

I'm using a https web site with SSL certificate on a IIS 6 and now I'm
trying to configure the access to this site with "Integrated Windows
authentication". If I access the site from my notebook which is
connected to the LAN it works fine after I added the site to the

I hope some nice guru can help me.
I have written a Win32 app that needs to be launched from a link in a
browser. I have gotten it to sort-of work but I'm still having trouble.
Is there a step-by-step guide anywhere with instructions on how to do this?

I am running Win XP Service Pack 2.  Internet Explorer regularly "encounters
a problem" and wants to send reports off to Microsoft.
Is there any patch for all these reports it keeps sending, or is there any
way I can reinstall IE?

I downloded Yahoo file to setup my yahoo email as default email client
but it does not work and not in email program list of IE yet? please
advise.

I got the Windows XP Professional with SP2. Internet Explorer 6.0
(6.0.2900.2180.xpsp_sp2_rtm.040803-2158)
So far works fine except for when i open the HTML or ASP page with
Hoverbutton,

Where can I find the complete IE6 to download. All I can find is the 400k
setup file.

i constantly get--internet explorer has experienced a problem and needs to
close, this happenes non-stop, any help would be appreciated

Where is there usable ftpmail server?

I turned on my new Dell Desktop yesterday and for some reason part of my IE
is missing; such as; File, Edit, View, Favorites, Tools, Help and also the
address bar and my search toolsbars, MSN, Yahoo.  The only thing showing is
the portion of IE showing the icons for refresh, home ...

When I click on a link pointing to a file called DATA.TMC which is 12 MB, it
works just fine on some computers.  It prompts me to save the file and then
saves it as the original file's name -- DATA.TMC.
But on a couple of computers, I will click on the link and get the prompt to

when im using AOL and pop up controls are blocking all pop ups,i still get
them but via microsoft ie (because it has the logo in the top left) how would
i block them?i also have a problem with scan disk.....every time i try to run
it it says *another program is running it,close ...

I can't visit dell.com or discovercard.com, but another computer on the same
network can. I have tried the security updates and ipconfig /flushdns. This
has been like this for several months.
I have also tried manually adding the correct dns information to my

When I save a web page to my harddisk I always use the "Web Archive, single
file (*.mht)" option. But the default is "Web Page, complete (*.htm,*.html)"
that produces an HTM-file and a subfolder with several files referenced by
the HTM-file.