Intenet Explorer Problems
Posted By: Rose Guindon on 2009-04-05
In Reply to: Internet explorer problems - sm - sammypot
Sometime agao, I was having probelms with my Internet Explorer. I finally had to call a help desk. I don't know if this will help you or not, but these are the instructions i was given:
Turn off or unplug moden.
Turn off computer.
Wait about 3 minutes.
Turn on moden and wait under 3 lights are on solidly (cannot be flashing).
Reboot computer.
The lights on my moden are:
Power
Ethernet
DSL
Internet
Activity.
I hope this will work for you. If not, you should have a number to call a help desk.
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You can still do it through Explorer.
To select a group of consecutive files, left mouse click on the first file, hold down the shift key, scroll to the last file in the group you want to move and left mouse click on it. (The files in between will also be selected.) Continue to hold the left mouse button down but let go of the shift key. Drag the group to the CD drive.
To select several non-consecutive file, follow the above steps but instead of the shift key, use the Control key. This will select each file you click on separately. If you click on an incorrect file, simple click again and it will de-select that file.
Using a combination of the shift and control keys will perform allow you to select non-consecutive groups of files.
Internet Explorer
Thanks very much! I'll check that out.
I have Internet Explorer
I have never had a problem before like this with it. I just sent tech support an E-mail and I will see what they might say.
Thanks.
Yes, I did know that and sometimes that works better than Explorer.
It all depends on what you're more comfortable with. Glad that it worked out for you.
Internet Explorer 7
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Yes, you can do this from Windows Explorer. sm
Find the ShortHand folder on the main drive. Look for your dictionary names ending with the spf extension. You can copy those to a CD or flash drive or email them to yourself.
Use Windows Explorer. Are you using
WinXP? Click the setup.exe file.
Internet Explorer trouble
Has anyone ever had IE just poop out on them? I was able to log onto IE yesterday morning with no problems. Then, about 2 hours later I needed to go online and research a medication. I got the following error message: "Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Error. Program:CProgram FilesInternet Exploreriexplore.exe. This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way. Please contact the applications support team for more information." I tried running TrojanHunter Guard, Ad-aware spyware detection, and even tried uninstalling and reinstalling IE but it won't let me do that. I've downloaded another browser called Opera which was recommended to me just so I can get online. Anybody else had this problem? Thanks for any help or advice.
Internet Explorer Trouble.
First see the following Link:
http://www.uwm.edu/~bobtreat/messages/465.shtml
and then how to resolve it:
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=307817
Thanks,
Sara.
If you are using Internet Explorer (Microsoft) sm
Go up to the top and click on "Tools", then "Internet Options". Click "Clear History". That should do it.
If you set your history to only keep one or two days' worth of info, it will automatically clear itself.
It would be a good idea to click "clear files" on the same screen as well. You should also click "clear cookies", but that will delete all your passwords and saved information. However, some of those "cookies" can be harmful so you do need to clear them out once in a while.
Ok, try repairing your Internet Explorer.
Go to Start Menu, Settings, Control Panel, Add/Remove Programs. Scroll down to Microsoft Internet Explorer, highlight it, hit the Add/Remove Button. A screen will pop up with three options, install, repair, or uninstall. Click the Repair radio button, hit OK, then reply Yes. After it's done restart your computer and try going to your website again.
If that doesn't work and you can't get it to work through the Mozilla browser either, let me know and I'll see what else I can think up. Also, update and run your virus and spyware scanners to be sure it's not a virus locking you out. If you need links to free ones, AVG is good for virus, and either Spybot Search and Destroy or AdAware are good for spyware. I think both are available at Download.com.
Here's the link for Mozilla Firefox, which is supposedly a more secure browser than Internet Explorer anyway.
http://www.mozilla.org/
I have an Internet Explorer question...sm
all of a sudden when I type in an address in the address bar on IE and hit enter, it takes me to "organize favorites" and makes a new folder. Anyone know how to fix this or turn it off so that when I type in an address it will just to the web page I am looking for?
Thanks for any help!
Delete them in Windows Explorer. nm
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The easiest answer would be use Explorer. sm
More information would be helpful. Is this an Olympus recorder? Is there software that came with the recorder that is needed in order to download?
As an example, my OMs download dictation to their computer using Microsoft Explorer (not Internet Explorer, IE).
More like 2 seconds, if using Internet Explorer
It would help if you were a little more specific about what the issues are that are making your frustrated.
"Cleaning your cache" and deleting cookies are very simple and easy ways to keep your computer free of adware and spyware, although you should have a firewall and run a good malware/adware program frequently.
See link below.
Internet explorer problems - sm
I have I/E 7 - and I get this error message:
I/E has encountered a problem and needs to close. My options are to debug, send, or don't send
Have tried to find help online, but nothing that I can understand so far
Is anyone else having the same problem and/or had the same problem and know what to do about it
Thank you
If you have Internet Explorer, click on View, then
How do you find which version of Internet Explorer??
I can't find this information on my computer.. Where do I find it? THANKS!
Lost toolbar on Internet Explorer
Can anyone tell me how to restore the tool bar with the buttons such as home page, refresh, go back arrow, forward arrow? I know that there are other buttons on there but those are the few that I use most often and can remember. My guess is that something has been inadvertantly turned "off" but I don't know where to look for it.
Use Windows Explorer, drag and drop. sm
OR you can copy specific files/directories from your main drive to your back up drive.
A much better browser to use than Internet Explorer. You will love it!
Go to the "My Computer" icon or Windows Explorer (sm)
And click on the C: drive. Should be a folder named InstText. Inside that is a Glossary folder. Either copy the whole folder or go inside and copy the glossaries you want, then copy to your flash drive. Then install Instant Text to the new computer, attach the flash drive and copy the glossary files to C:/InstText on the new computer.
Win XP? Were you changing folder options in Windows Explorer? sm
Go back into Windows Explorer and look at the options on the general tab of folder options. I no longer have XP and don't remember the exact name of the option you need to clear the check, but you should be able to recognize it.
You don't need to export. Just double-click the glo file in Windows Explorer
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Just drag and drop using Windows Explorer. No need for special software.
This is all stated assuming that you are using a Windows Operating System, XP or Vista. Put a blank CD into your CD drive, open Explorer, find the file(s) and/or folder(s) you want to put on the CD, left mouse click and drag them to the CD drive.
don't send them thru ES -- find the actual file thru Windows Explorer on your computer. nm
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This is a very basic computer skill/concept. You copy files to another drive using Explorer.
There are very detailed instructions in the Help files that accompany Windows. You can read those for more information.
Basically, you open Windows Explorer (not Internet Explorer). Locate the files you want to copy, highlight and right mouse click. Choose Copy. Now, find the location where you want to copy these files (usually another drive like D: or H:, whereever the flash/jump/thumb drive is located) and paste the files there.
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