For some reason (as yet unknown to me) I am no longer able to select "save
target as" when I right-click on objet (picture, link to an mp3, etc.). This
just started yesterday and it's puzzling to me. I know I haven't changed any
settings.

I have problem whith ie6 and program that use ie6.
Every time i open norton anitvirus.
I get a question i should allow this script to run "yes or no".
When i open HP Software Update program, i get this error.

I am trying to install verizon dsl. It tells me I have to upgrade to ver. 6
of MSN. When I try to I am unable to.

I have acquired a toolbar which always displays in IE6.0 (and Windows
Explorer). I have ran my antivirus software (AVG) but it doesn't pick up any
viruses. I have also removed temp files and cookies.
If you right click on the bar it doesn't give you an option to remove. If

Everytime I start IE6 I get a message that wininit.dll caused an error and IE
will close.  Moving this window to the side allows IE to work normally but I
would still like to fix this.  Have checked for spyware, viruses, hijacks and
have run SFC.  Have also tried to run repair on ...

Every single web page I call up results in a series of IE dialogs asking me
to OK the use of scripts ("Scripts are usually safe. Do you want to
allow...?) and Active-X controls ("Do you want to allow the use of Active-X
and plug-ins?").  Plus the occasional warning that a script ...

Microsoft,
I would like to personally thank you for making web development a royal
pain in the a.s.  Without your uncompliant web browser, it would take me
half the time to develop a web site.  But because of your inability to

I've been having some trouble with my IE 6.0. I'll be at a website, try to go
back or use a link, and it'll shut down. Just try to got to a new page and it
shuts down. Been getting a lot of error messages too, that it is not
responding. Any idea what may be doing this? I'm using ...

Hi everyone.  Thanks for taking the time to try to solve my problem.
I recently lost my hard drive to mechanical failure, and had to buy a new
one.  After getting everything reinstalled on the new one (including the
latest video, audio, and directx drivers), I noticed some ...

I am currently running a non-english version of IE6 and I wonder if it is
possible to uninstall IE completely and then re-install the english version?
I am aware of the option under Tool, Internet Options, General and then
Language, but I am not looking for this solution.

i have a home page on my computer which i created.  this page has scripting.
i have just installed xp sp2, and now when i bring up my local home page i
get the message:
IE has restricted this file from showing active content that could access

When I try to launch Internet explorer I get the following error message:
Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library Runtime Error!
Program: C:\PROGRAM FILES\INTERNET EXPLORER\IEXPLORE.EXE
This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual

I want to change my default homepage, but every time I load up IE it has
defaulted back to about;blank.  I tried to manually change them in the
registry and other suggestions I found on a help page.

For the last few weeks, when I open  a few addresses from my Favorites, I
frequently, not always, get the following message:
The heading: Acrobat IE Helper: ixplorer.exe.Application Error.  It is
followed by the message: The instruction at "0xo167a584" referenced memory

Ok, everytime I try to X out of a IE6 window it freeazes, which leads to the
end now or cancel option. I click end now. it disapeares. Then a send erro
report pops up. it gives me the detailed error and a collection link, I
clicked the error link and it says IEXPLORER   hangup. ...