The IE explorer report error and then closes down. While checking error report it says something about mshtml.dll file. Is this file corrupt. How to reload this file or IE from the Win XP CD.
While running IE 6.0 it sometime reports error. How to reload from Win XP CD?windows 2000
Reinstall ie 6 from the msoft website
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/ie6/...
Often times when using IE 6, and possibly Firefox as well, it is not uncommon for me to have to press the back button mutiple times to go back. Sometimes it seems to be stuck on a certain page, only letting me go back if I press back mutiple times -- very quickly -- often causing me to go back further than I want due to the speed at which I have to press it to get back from a page. The middle "down arrow" button between the forward and back button seems more reliable, but sometimes this can be ambigious and buggy as well. Are these IE issues, or webpage issues?
When using IE 6.0, I frequently experience an unresponsive "back" button. Why is this?windows 95
This is my answer that will get me over the 5000 point mark. It is because you have been redirected a few times with a post and they put in a script to try to stop you from using the back button. From now on when you have a problem with that, click the little arrow by the back button and scroll down the list.
RJ
When using IE 6.0, I frequently experience an unresponsive "back" button. Why is this?download ie internet explorer
I believe them to be nasty web page programming issues. I've found that when I hit one of these nasty pages the best work around is to hold down the back button for the history drop down and selecting from there. I think the web master is using some form like a java redirect.
I use Firefox, but I mistankenly opened IE instead of my normal Firefox. I still have IE 6 I think and it rerouted me to update to 7 or whatever newest version. I closed IE and a popup for "performanceoptimizer.com" appeared. I pressed ALT + F4, closed 2 more popups that appeared and ran the Firefox Anti-Spy. This browser hijacker, ISTbar hijacker toolbar, cropped up on the scan and I thought I deleted it. But it keeps reinstalling itself.
Ran my Norton AntiVirus Scan and Spybot S %26amp; D in safe mode, but it wouldn't let me run Ad-Aware 07, not even in a regular boot mode. Nothing showed up btw in either sca. Can I just remove the IE from my OS and would this ISTbar remove also or...??
Help please.
ISTbar hijacker toolbar for IE, removal??windows server 2003
Boot up in safe mode again. Dont run any scans, then try and find the ISTBar. I did, but I cant remember where it was! Sorry.
ISTbar hijacker toolbar for IE, removal??windows xp service internet explorer
Try cwshredder from file hippo.It detects browser hijackers and
is light and easy to use.
1. you cant remove internet explorer, its an integral part of windows.
2.go into start%26gt;control panel%26gt;internet options and see if your homepage (in IE) has been change or is greyed out, thats a sure sign of a browser hijacked.
3. if you've been hijacked.. click this link, follow the instructions and you will get cleaner then a dirty kid on bath day (http://forums.majorgeeks.com/showthread....
Try a program called Hijackthis, it'll find loads of crap in your machine and delete it and it may even get rid of the program giving you issues. Also, you could try CWShredder.
Both of these programs may sort your problem out.
Try to search for files and folders related to this program and delete them as you go. Do the same in the registry too.
Make a system restore point before you make any major changes.
Run GarbageClean from http://www.SecureMyWindows.com to remove it.
ive been having this problem for some time now, and whenever i try to open up IE, it takes around 5 min to load, then it works fine, but still a little laggy, and i guess alot of people have been having the same problem too, after an update. anyways when i load mozilla, it works perfect and i have no problems, but i am concerned if maybe i have a virus on my computer or not. I have spy sweeper and trend micro and cleared all my temp internet files cache, including content.ie5, but IE loads slow, so is it some virus or the program is just being screwy??
IE taking forever to load, but mozilla works fine?microsoft live
You are likely running a bot net trojon,
Spybot S%26amp;D or AVG may help
Take it to a IT guy
IE taking forever to load, but mozilla works fine?microsoft internet explorer internet explorer
You could definitely have a virus. Run a virus scan and spyware scan.
Don't use Internet Explorer. It's pretty slow anyways. All other browsers are better. Try Firefox or Opera.
Open int expl go to tools....int options clear cookies and all files go to settings and increase disk space.
maybe a virus is in your IE try running a virus and spyware scans if you removed the virus or spywares, accept my advise, use firefox instead, fire is more secure than any other browsers because the virus or other things you don't want to have in your computer will not install directly when you are just visiting web sites. I hope this help.
I have a problem with some Javascript that only occurs in IE (not in Firefox and Opera).
I use a script to build a table using the DOM. That works fine. Each table-cell gets an id and a javascript-script. Each of these scripts looks for the cell with that id and replaces its contents.
Code for building the table (it loops through an array, for each element:)
var cell=document.createElement("td");
cell.setAttribute('id',i);
cell.className='content';
var scr=document.createElement("script");
scr.setAttribute('type','text/javascri...
scr.setAttribute('src',"http://localho...
cel.appendChild(scr);
row.appendChild(cell);
Code that tries to fill the cell:
var goal = document.getElementById(4);
var text = "test";
goal.innerHTML = text;
When I visit the page using IE, is says "goal is null or not an object".I have tried a lot to solve the problem and have been trying to look for a solution via search engines, forums, etc. I am getting a bit desperate.
Solution for IE: "is null or not an object"?microsoft support
IE is riddled with separate bugs on setAttribute so I certainly would not use it for cross-browser code. However in this case, it is not actually setAttribute that is causing the problem, but appendChild. The attribute is not actually being set on the real cell here in IE but on a copy, but works fine in Firefox.
This works in all browsers::
%26lt;body%26gt;
%26lt;/body%26gt;
%26lt;script%26gt;
var tbl=document.createElement( "table");
var row = tbl.insertRow(0);
var cell;
for(i=0; i%26lt; 5; i++) {
cell = row.insertCell(i);
cell.setAttribute('id' , i);
cell.className='content';
}
document.body.appendChild( tbl);
var goal = document.getElementById(4);
var text = "test";
goal.innerHTML = text;
%26lt;/script%26gt;
This works because we are now setting the attribute on the actual cell which we've inserted using the insertCell method which does work in both browsers.
appendChild doesn't do exactly the same thing in IE because it's a copy - you have to use cloneNode but for tables use the above method.
The reason why you get a null or not an object is because goal is null in IE because the id 4 has been set on the copy cell and not the real cell.
Hope this helps.
Solution for IE: "is null or not an object"?windows live mail internet explorer
if this works with other browsers,
if goal is null or not an object, then
var goal = document.getElementById(4) is a problem
getElementById(**this might be the problem**), you might have to change 4, to the id names. IE might not recognise 4 as a id or tag or reference to ids.
I am having an issue with IE. I have seen a fix for this before but I can't find it now. The elements display just fine in other browser but IE fails to draw the last pixel causeing the overflow:auto to draw a scrollbar. To fix this I add I pixel to the Height property but this leaves a line under the element in other browsers.
IE doesn't draw last pixel CSS?windows explorer
i just read a book called "CSS Hacks and Filteres" making Stle Sheets work. I don't don't remember that hack either but I know I saw it in this book. The book was written by the people at http://www.sitepoit.com/ join their forim they can tell you how to do that.
After I have IE7 open for awhile, opened and closed a bunch of tabs, IE 7 will not open any other tabs and won't allow me to right-click. To fix it I hvae to close IE and then open it and it works fine until it reaches the limit again.
Internet Explorer (IE) 7 Problems?windows xp themes
You can try this, it usually fixes most problems with IE7.
While the browser is open, Click on Tools/Internet Options and then Click on the Advanced Tab. At the bottom of this screen is a Reset button that will reset IE7 settings to default settings. Click the Reset button and click yes/Ok to any questions generated by the action and then click Ok to close Internet Options box. Close out the browser and reopen it. If the problem comes back after awhile then you can fall back to IE6 by going to Control Panel/Add Remove Programs and click on the Remove IE7 program. After the reboot from this action IE6 will, by default, be restored to your operating system and then you can navigate to the IE7 website and re-install it. This should fix the problem for sure. One thing to note though: IE7 is optimized for Windows XP SP2 and Vista so make sure your system meets the system requirements for running IE7 otherwise continue using IE6 or Netscape Navigator, or maybe as the other person suggested, try using FireFox. Hope this helps.
Internet Explorer (IE) 7 Problems?download windows media player internet explorer
sounds like its not releasing the memory when you close a tab.
have you tried firefox?
Could be a problem with the amount of memory you have in your PC. If this is OK, then IE7 can generally be sorted out by uninstalling it from the control panel and reinstalling it again.
Well if that isnt working download The new firefox 2007!
it works perfectly and ur more organized and its more safe for ur computer.
I had installed IE7, but I removed it after less than 24 hours. IE6 with Yahoo Tabs works fine for me, but, I prefer Firefox. Firefox has tabbed browsing, is more secure than IE, and there are some cool plug-ins that are free.
I only use IE for web sites that don't support Firefox.
It sounds as though even if you were to add RAM to your system, it would still fill up, but would just take a bit longer.
