I am running Windows XP. I have a very irritating problem with Microsoft
Internet Explorer launching AUTOMATICALLY and repeatedly to open many
separate windows of unwanted sites. This happens even when MS  Internet
Explorer is NOT initially running.

I have a problem accessing a specific website (https://www.creditline.co.uk)
all the users on the network get (website not found) when trying to access
the web site.
any other https website works fine.

        When I start my system with OS windows XP Pro, Service pack 2-
after clicking on the user name and the Background image and all icons
including the start Button is loaded, Explorer.Exe - Application error occurs
- Message says - The instruction at "0x10017129" referenced ...

Every time i click on a Java based link on a website an error comes up with
'IE has encountered a problem and needs to close'. When i click on more info
it says it's an error in shdocvw.dll.
Anyone any ideas?

I am using XP SP2 and IE 6. I am attempting to access the site
http://sps.usta.com  This address produces the following error
message: Login Error (1)
You do not have permission to view this directory or page using the

PC system info:
Windows ME
Internet Explorer 6
56K dialup

Running WinXP 5.1 & IE 6.0
After closing IE, I could not get it to open again.  It will not open a
window, and gives me an "Runtime Error!" error box which states that "This
application has requested the Runtime to terminate in an unusual way.  Please

I've set up OE on my home network, but I can't get the address book from my
desktop PC into my notebook. I've exported the addresses via ..csv, but when
I import using the import tool I get an ERROR IMPORTING TO THE ADDRESS BOOK
message.

I just installed IE6 on a new PC. It can browse almost every site I went to
except it can't display the maps on either maps.google.com or
virtualearth.msn.com. The message says: "Problem with this page might
prevent it from being displayed properly ..."

I have a user (in a domain situation) who, when logged on, can't print HTML
pages "as they display".  They end up getting a separate page for each image,
each sentence etc.  This can result in a short html page printing out over
thirty pages or so.

This has happened several times...
I click on a link to a website/page and I get a page/site that begins with
http:///
The explorer page starts blinking as if there were an electrical short in it

All of a sudden, I need to type in the full address including protocol. I
used to be able to type "www.cnn.com", but now that does nothing. If I type
in "http://www.cnn.com" it works fine. How do I fix it?

On occasion, when my machine shuts down abnormally, such as just a
couple of hours ago, when the power went out due to a lighting strike,
certain history data is lost.
Namely, the "last visited" time, and the "times visited" to a website,

I was doing some testing to try to find a problem that we've been
having, and I happen to be using IE6, along with a couple of different
browsers, and I ran across some really strange behavior with IE6.
In my testing, I was going to a test URL that was something like

I have Win XP Prof SP2.  I got this HP machine a month ago and everything
works great.  Then I noticed that my Yahoo Toolbar and Google Toolbar have
swap around. So I went the View / Toolbars / and then unchecked Yahoo Toolbar
and then Google Toolbar.  Then I went back to View / ...