This afternoon I successfully removed the Looksky trojan from my mates
computer.
However, one small problem, it has gone from all the user accounts in
Windows XP, but every time anyone quits IE it comes up with an error box

I am running XP Pro SP2 w/IE6 w/one Limited User. The limited user can
connect to the internet just fine except for one or two sites. Yahoo.com is
okay but when I click the Mail link to sign in to receive mail I get the Page
Cannot be Displayed error. This also happens with one ...

Posted this on the MS internetexplorer.GENERAL and was told that group
is for IE7 and Vista. Hmmm.
Can someone help with this issue? I have a multi-boot system with
Win98se & XP2. Both have IE6 SP1. Lately I noticed when on eBay, if I

One section of a page consists of about 1200 lines like this one:
<label class="checklist cl1" for="spdl0">
         <input type="checkbox"
                   name="selected_districts"

I have recently upgraded some Citrix terminal servers to 2k3SP2 and now when
I view some webpages with Java controls in them I get a 'click to activate'
box around the control. MS released a patch (917425) which stopped this from
happening, and that this patch is supposed to be ...

When I type just the URL (address.com) into the IE7 Address bar and click or
hit enter, Google pops up with a swack of things Amazon.Com has a book on, or
where I can buy what ever I typed. I use to be able to just type address.com
(or whatever) without the HTTP://

I'd like to get rid of the links folder in my Favorites, but every time I
try to delete it, it returns.  I've even tried doing it through Windows
Explorer, but it just won't go away.  It's not a big deal, but still I feel
like I'm loosing control...  Any ideas?  It's XP Pro with ...

hi, i've tried searching for the solution all over the net and here but it
seems that my problem is unique.
i get unknown script errors when opening some files.  for instance i want to
add a router to my connection.  one of the requirements is for me to follow

Using IE6, I'm wondering if I can allow an ActiveX control to be
executed without having the browser prompt a warning. I want to do
this for a specific website, perhaps one which has been added as a
Trusted Site.

My blocked sender list is empty and any added to the list are not retained
beyond closure of outlook express.
Any solution?

I have a desktop (HP d530) with a new installed XP and IE6.
I have not made any changes or modifications.
If I go to a Https://-site I get a "page not found"-error.
Out of 10 pc this is the only one with this problem. I have tried to rereg

After closing IE 7 I constantly get these two error reports.  They do not
seem to effect the browser, but are annoying.
Exception unknown software exception (0x0eedfade)occurred in the application
at location 0x7C812a5b.

Alert to customer or Royal bank of Scotland, there is a Phishing scam
circling around, don't click on the link provided in this message when you
receive it just delete from your Inbox:
Royal Bank of Scotland Group

Windows XP Home SP2
AVG antivirus, Windows firewall.
When browsing pages with ActiveX controlls the IE information bar reads:
"Your security settings do not allow Web sites to use ActiveX controls

I have a Dell laptop that has Vista Home Premium installed on it. Recently, I
tried opening Internet Explorer 7 and I got an error message saying that my
homepage (Comcast) could not be displayed (as well as any other website I
typed in). I decided to follow a suggestion and try ...