Popups are not working on my HP NX9010 Notebook - ad running Windows XP Pro
with SP2 andthe latest patches.
I have enabled popups under the privacy tab of the IE options and verified
that they are ebabled in eth registry.

I have a web page which I develop on my XP Home Edition PC (with SP2), then
upload to a server. I have a GIF file which I want to display on the page. It
displays correctly in other browsers (Firefox, Opera), but I get a red X in
IE6. Deleting all temporary internet files and ...

When I try to use Tools - Windows update I get this:-
Install the ActiveX control required to view the website
The website will not display correctly on your computer without this
control. To install it:

How do I get rid of this warning?  It is killing my site.  I'm telling
everyone to use Firefox instead.
"you are about to be redirected to a connection that is not secure"

Quiet often I can be accessing perfectly ordinary  websites and I get a
dialog box come up saying there is a script error, do I wish to debug.  
Firstly I don't understand why I'm getting this error and secondly don't know
what to do about it.  Can anyone advise?

My work system, when displaying files from an internal website, using
this javascript code:
<a href="javascript:GetFile('96068','SDR')" style="text-decoration:
none" title="Filename: xxxx.txt Comments: Comment Text. ">xxxx.txt</a>

For all web search engines that I visit everytime I start to type a new
search all my previous searches appear in the box -- I have cleared the IE
history, deleted files, etc, but they will appear.  Any advice on how to get
rid of these?

In the process of clicking around to update the Word normal.dot template, I
seem to have accidentally changed an obscure (to me) setting.  Suddenly, the
Internet Explorer 6.0 Favorites panel displayed on the left side of the IE
screen is completely empty.  I tried deactivating it ...

hi, running a dell 4100, 512 ram 9g used 28g free space.
When checking windows update I noticed that one update it said I should have
was
KB837009. Well it looked kind of familiar and I checked installation history

I recently lost one of my memory cards in my PC. I now only have 256MB RAM.
Now IE6 cannot find any web page, returns the 'Web page unavailable' error. I
am running Windows XP. Is this problem due to the loss of half my RAM or
could something else be happening? From the command ...

I just set up a new PC with XP sp2, all the latest updates from
windowsupdate.microsoft.com, and the latest JRE.
When I go to a web page with applets on it, the applets don't load, and
when I try to leave the page, the browser freezes, presumably because

When logged into computers on my network as a user who is a member of the
"Domain Users" group, this error appears when opening a PDF document or an
Office document:
"Microsoft Internet Explorer

Thanks for reading this. I've got problems accessing three specific
pages: blackboard.health.ufl.edu, webmail.ufl.edu, and my work e-mail
site, fbcocala.org/exchange. I've cleared the caches (even in safe
mode), I'm clean as far as viruses and spyware (using multiple

I have got Windows 2000 with service pack 4, Internet Explorer 6 and Outlook
Express 6. When I print from both Internet Explorer or Outlook Express
nothing gets printed. The printer icon appears at the bottom right of the
screen and then disappear. No error message, no printout. ...

I'm having all kinds of trouble with a IE Setup.
Here is the scenerio...
IE loads very slowly...once it does load, I can not open links..This is
happening on the linksys site.