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by sgt_shultz
by joseph moore
Oh yeah, the program changed something.
First off, start with HijackThis a nice program that reads the settings of IE:
Run that as a logged in user, and then as an Admin. Save the results to log files, and compare what the differences are.
If you don't find the problem in the log files, then it might be a Registry security issue. Sometimes, some programs change the security permissions of portions of the Registry. Crystal Reports does this, for example.
I still think, run HijackThis, compare the logs, and then if still nothing, then we can work on the Registry security settings. Pinpointing this solution, though, will be harder.
Good luck.
Try a repair, via control panel, add remove programs and 2x on IE.
Also create a new user account and test if that one can run IE, maybe those 2 accounts are corrupted.
Leopold
by kumaran
Try this Patch:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/downloads/critical/330994/default.asp
NOTE: Although it is a cummulative patch for OE, it is needed to be installed as the files needed for Hyperlink handling is with OE.
This should help.
by cruffin
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