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by joshbedell21 1 view

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Microsoft Internet Explorer, Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1)

I have Microsoft Ex 6.0 and I am running it on Microsoft XP. When I surf the net and I click on a majority of the links, it always says javascript:;(0) or done but with errors. This happens when I try to download music or try to advance through a website like mtv.com or zdnet.com. Also, I open the error page and it says: Line: 662 char: 1 Error:"the callee (server [not server application]) is not available anddisappeared;all connections are invalid. The call did not execute. Code: 0.

I have called Dell and AT&T and they keep telling me in reinstall Explorer...I have done this 4 times and I still have this problem. Is there anything that you can do to help? Its been 3 weeks and still no help.

Thanks Josh

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by joshbedell21

I have updated the Windows software and installed the JAVA software as well and I still get the errors...I at a total loss...If anyone knows what to do please help.

by okujava

hi!

it's not really a java error, but javascript. u mustn't install anything, because it won't help ;)
if u could post the link to the page, where u got the error message, i could tell u exactly, what u should do to get rid of it.

if u get nopopups windows at all, then that's the problem: if u have a javascript that tries to interact with a popup and the popup is allready closed, u get this error message.

cherers,

s.okujava

by chennaitechie

This is because of a flaw in Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0. This flaw has been fixed by Microsoft in its Internet Explorer 6 SP1. you can just install this directly using Windows Update or you can obtain a CD from microsoft containing this IE6 SP1integrated. You will then find that the problem has been rectified after you complete the installation and reboot the machine.

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