You may be able to restore I.E. to how it worked prior to doing the updates. Use the System Restore function and restore it to a date/time PRIOR to first updating I.E.
Do you have, at least Windows XP, SP1? some of the later I.E. updates require at least SP1.
Thanks so much - now have IE back running. Its still quite slow, but at least its working. So does this mean I should NOT download any updates from Microsoft?????
I presume you have some form of AV running and up-to-date. But if not or anyway, go here and run a scan on your system. It will take quite a while to load so be patient. Also check 'auto clean' before you run the scan:
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February 19th, 2005 19:00
You may be able to restore I.E. to how it worked prior to doing the updates. Use the System Restore function and restore it to a date/time PRIOR to first updating I.E.
Do you have, at least Windows XP, SP1? some of the later I.E. updates require at least SP1.
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February 20th, 2005 13:00
Thanks so much - now have IE back running. Its still quite slow, but at least its working. So does this mean I should NOT download any updates from Microsoft?????
Cathy
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February 21st, 2005 01:00
I presume you have some form of AV running and up-to-date. But if not or anyway, go here and run a scan on your system. It will take quite a while to load so be patient. Also check 'auto clean' before you run the scan:
http://housecall.trendmicro.com/housecall/start_corp.asp