Over the last week or so, my Internet Explorer (version 6.0 on NT) has slowed to a crawl and it will not execute javascript commands. If I click on a link which calls javascript, the program churns over and over and eventually returns to the original page. How do I get back to "normal" operation? All other programs apear to be running as always. Thank you.
For gryjhnhpe: Sorry for the delayed feedback, but your suggestion to perform "System Restore" worked (finally). Reinstalling IE+SP1 did not, nor did SFC. I had a nasty virus which somehow made itself invisible to or overcame Norton AntiVirus. Thanks for your help!
First check Computer for any Spyware & delete it as below;
You can get FREE program called Spybot from; http://spybot.eon.net.au/ If you install with Blind Icons you also get a Desktop shortcut which shows extra "Immunize" Options "Lock IE Home Page" "Lock Hosts file" "Lock use of Internet Options from IE" > Tools > Internet Options
Use Update 1st before Immunize & Scan for problems & delete files shown in Red or Green & auto ticked. Also has other Tools , like list or Add/Remove of Auto Startup Programs & lists Hosts file
If you have already install Spybot & "Immunize" doesn't show extra options change the Shortcut link "Target" to "C:\Program Files\Spybot - Search & Destroy\SpybotSD.exe" or use "All Programs" > "Spybot > Advanced Mode" ----------------------- You can also get FREE Programs called Ad-ware from; http://www.lavasoftusa.com/software/adaware/ Update program 1st before Scan. Delete links for "Data Miner"
As both programs have a different Data base use both. ------------------ If that doesn't work you could try a "System Restore" to a Point where it worked OK.
Message Edited by gryjhnhpe on 04-23-2004 08:08 PM
Hi,
you can also try setting defaults to ur internet options
start--run--inetcpl.cpl [opens internet properties]
go to the advanced tab and reset to defaults apply and then try ur browser
I am not positive this is the problem but I had once inadvertently disabled something and messed up the browser just as u mentioned and this reset worked for me.
Well you could try a "System Restore" to a point where IE worked OK. ----------------- You could try running SFC , which checks protected System Files for corruption & if found replaces them from reinstall..XP CD . If it prompts for XP CD , hold Shift key while inserting XP CD to stop Auto play. Use Start > Run & type sfc /scannow (space after sfc) -------------- You can get Doug Knox fix vbs file & info to re-install IE & or OE using his Auto VBS script , removes installed markings & runs command line. http://www.dougknox.com/xp/tips/xp_ie_reinstall.htm Just authorize Script for IE . (Installs from XP CD , if CD contains XP+Sp1 then should also have IE6+Sp1)
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