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Internet Explorer.....
Ok, is there any way I can completely delete only my internet explorer?? Everytime I click on it an error comes up says something like........Iexplorer has caused an error in unknown. I currently use Windows ME and I was just wondering if I can only delete the internet explorer and not erase any of my other files. I plan to re-install it after I've deleted it. Any thoughts ???
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Why delete it. Just run the Internet Explorer Repair Tool and that should fix your unknown error problem.
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As far as I know you can't remove IE from Windows ME. I suggest trying to fix it... if it dosn't work... try and reinstall ME.
If that dosn't work either format or use Mozilla or Opera and forget about IE. |
it is possible: http://www.litepc.com/
They even finally released the beta software for win2000/XP |
try re-installing IE, possibly with a new version.
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If you upgraded to IE6 then you can go into add remove programs, and click on IE6. It will bring up a menu asking if you want to repair or remove. Select repair. Most of the time that will fix ya up.
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And then some people just end up have to reinstall because the whole process just screws up their windows installation horribly. Never have tried it myself, I just block IE/Outlook/that POS Media playe/etc from making an outgoing connection in my firewall rules immediately after installing windows. |
Um, your problem is that your running ME. ME is the worst Windows out there. I'd rather run 98 first edition than ME.
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Ok, you need to start at the root of the problem. delete all the files in the windows directory, and install WinXP....
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I agree with the previous two posters. Get rid of ME.
I tried ME at a university I worked at for a while. Nothing but problems. |
ME is a piece of crap. I know some guys who used to test at MS and it was basically a rush job to update win98SE with some Win2K shell enhancements. On the other hand I have been running XP Pro SP1 for quite a while now and am VERY happy with it. I suggest upgrading.
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Not unless you're running a server. XP has a lot of improvements over 2000 in the desktop user arena.
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