I Windows Xp SP2 and updated, IE6 SP2. When I first go onto the net and open
URL's I have no problems with them opening. After awhile 10 minutes of
browsing, it takes absolutely ages for pages to open, I have reverted to
refreshing them some 10/20   times to try and get them to ...

Help.
This problem crept up yesterday.
I am running WinXP SP2 and IE 6 SP2.
IE keeps hanging and goiing into "non  responding" mode. It appears to

solution please to this problem.Iexplore.exe-application error.The
instruction at "oxo17d38ae"referenced memory at "oxo18bed90".The memory could
be "read".This occored when trying to enter a virtual tour site in Spain.

Since a few days my Windows XP (SP2) is automatically starting an instance
of IE.
This is causing both outlook express and internet explorer to hang till I
shut this phantom

My husband's computer has quit downloading any files from the internet, so we
updated to IE 6, maybe that would sovle the problem, it didn't.  I though it
was just one website, but it is everthing with the exception of microsoft.  
It downloaded and installed the unpdates.  This ...

Some pdf-document downloads block inctances of IE6.0 .
By "some", I mean some irresponsive sites.
Standalone Acrobat won't start thereafter too until IE is killed.
Aborting an IE instance closes every other one.

I accidently clicked the option that allows you to choose where to download
files to while I was downloading a zip file earlier. Now, whenever I try to
download something it goes straight into a temporary directory and its a
major pain in the backside. How do I get it back so it ...

This might seem a stupid question, but what actually happens when a file is
attached to an email? Is it attached literally or when you go to download it
is it actually resident on whatever server the sender is using? I ask because
I'm trying to get a legal document from someone, ...

Several months ago (not sure exactly when), my browser started
requiring multiple clicks of the back arrow to return to previous page.
How it used to work (and on any other computer I use) is that when you
are on a web page and click the Back arrow on the browser toolbar, it

Windows Hi
I have xp pro with IE6 and Media Player 10
I am trying to play an .asx file from this link to windows media:
http://www.abc.net.au/science/broadband/catalyst/asx/virusbusters_hi.asx

There is a strange black circle with a white v  replacing the windows symbol
in internet explorer.
Anyone have any ideas?  The only thing different that has happend to my pc in
the last week is I

I been searching for software and when I go to the links they provide it gives me what I think is a little orange fist
and can't execute and go there.
Can you tell me how to bypass this? This happened at this site and many others I went to:
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I am using Win XP pro SP2 (I also have panda internet security suite), I
have all updates downloaded.
On my computer, surfing on some commercial sites (www.nierle.com for
example),

I almost always get a bar appearing just below my address bar, with a
warning sound that tells of blocked content.  unfortunately, this is only
harmless javascript in a webpage.  i've looked in tools / settings on all
the settings, and i always allow javascript.   is there any ...

Does anyone know of a way to set the computer to automatically disconnect
from the internet at a specified time every day?