urlmon.dll error causes IE shutdown.
It's not KB 942615 (I don't have this one installed)
The point is that this is not deterministic error...  sometimes it
occurs, and sometimes it does not (on the same page).

Using Windows 2000 SP4
IE 6.0
I was occasionally getting this message.  Now I get it everytime I
reboot and am unable to use IE:

I have WinXP and IE6.
For my stocks portfolio I used to look daily at the Yahoo Finance Home Page
to see the intraday movements of the Dow/Nasdaq and S&P500 movements
including my 5 stock picks. Streaming was going on all fine in the past. But

i have a ajax-webapp (prototype.js) which works without any problems
with IE (also 6.0), FireFox, Opera etc..
Now I have a single client (W2K, IE 6.0.2800.1106, SP1) who has a
strange problem.

Have Windows XP Home, SP2. Running IE6 on one P and IE7 on another.
I never log on to administrator account and only log on to an account
called HOME.
I am a home user

Hello, I've taken possession of a PC with XP Pro SP3 v 2382 on it. 4 time out
of 5 when I start IE, it will crash. I have upgraded Flash to 9e, but that
didn't solve anything and have now disabled it. Now 3 times out of 5 IE
crashes. I have set the home page to blank, so that it ...

I have a concern regarding cookies and internet privacy.
I have IE set to accept first party cookies & session cookies, but to
reject 3rd party cookies.
From what I understand if I reject all cookies, many websites won't

Is there anyway to run IE6 on the same machine as IE7?
I need it to test some of my software which works fine with IE7 but not IE6
and I don't have another machine to test it with.
Thanks,

Windows XP Pro, SP2, IE 6.0 Mcafee Security Suite with all latest
windows/office/software updates, service packs and patches.
Whenever i try to do anything involving internet, i get these long
pauses(about a minute or two) between web sites or internet activity.

I am running IE in 32bit mode on Vista with about 10 tabbed windows of IE
open.  My processor is pegged and when I close them down then the system
returns to normal.  Is there a way to make it so IE doesn't hog the system?  
Should I be running the IE 64-bit version?

In IE6, each time I shut down my links under the address bar rearrange
themselves alphabetically. It's a pain to rearrange them every day.

Not a big deal but more of a curiosity.
4 system. All have Winxp(home), IE7
On two of the system the small icon to the left of a url in Favorites is the
'normal' MS icon.

I don't know if its possible to lock down IE7 so that users (on a certain
computer) can only access a few specific web sites?  
Or whether its possible to configure IE7 to only allow users to view
websites within specific IP networks?

I've been having a problem changing the address bar search engine in IE6 on
an xp pro machine. url and keyword searches work but I cant change the engine
from auto.msn to google or any other for that matter. Its like its locked and
cannot be changed no matter what I try.

can anybody help me fix the problem that makes error
8007ffff come up when i try to save a picture?