There is an easy solution for that one. Most of us have already used it. Give it a try:...
You don't normally see that unless you have specifically added a site to the restricted section in Internet Options. Note: The minus sign on a...
More among these: http://tinyurl.com/1cy7
Just run IEsetup as usual. Choose the Advanced option. You will find that you can download the files for later setup. You may be lucky and find...
Unless the other program cost something, you may find it here: http://tinyurl.com/1cxn Going to the publishers' sites may show you screenshots.
If she does have Sun Java, and wants to keep it (some sites don't work without it, like some gaming sites and some web-cam sites), I'd uninstall...
Gee, apeferreira, sorry to hear about that. I have done many sfc's and only once had a problem. No blue screen, but a lockup at the boot...
You could look around on the 98 restore disk and see if the Win98 files are in a separate folder (cab files). If they are, you can probably run...
Sun Java caused me a lot of problems---shaking menus, distorted screens, flashing, etc. Despite those staunch defenders of Sun who claim...
Did she install Sun Java (look for a coffee cup icon in Control Panel)?
It sounds like SP1 is pretty fussy. You could either do a system file check to replace all changed system files (Run--> sfc /scannow) or do a...
"Old" is not a bad thing, Mudd. You're not that old anyway. We all have moods. I get frustrated, too. Misread. Mispoke. Doesn't matter....
Please, Mudd! Don't judge me too harshly! Chances are that I would have decided to find a way of combining all those reg keys and getting them to...
NetMeeting is already installed in XP. Go to Start, Run and type: conf or search for conf.exe and make a shortcut to it.
That's great, Mudd. Brett--I was trying to think of how to put all those keys in a vb file for Mudd. Though he is a god among men, the task...
Could you send me a link to that program or its full name so I can have a look? The "undelete" thingy is probably only for files. I think this...
Well, Mudd. I don't know what to say. I'd be a little wary of those cleanup programs for the disk or registry that claim to know what is needed...
I don't believe he will find a repair tool in XP.
One you can check, Mudd. Run--> regedt32 Navigate to:...
Possibly an old module from a previous IE. Have you been to Windows Update?
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