Hi Neil,neil;3130247 said:Have you carried out a full spyware & virus scan.
Neil
"roundabout" (e-mail address removed) wrote in message
My computer stops responding when I click on links in emails o
internet
sites.
This is most annoying when trying to confirm something i
registration
to this site.
Is there anyway I can stop this. I am a novice 60 year old so plain
english please!!
Hi Neil,
Yes I scan daily for spyware, adware and viruses. I have emptied Temp
Internet folders and removed pop up blockers but it still happens.
Thanks for your reply
Barbara
neil;3130383 said:Are you running SP2 or SP3 and what internet explorer version do you
have, 6
or 7. It all helps to try and get an idea of what he problem may be.
When
did it stop working.? Could you do a system restore to a date prior to
the
problem.?
You could also check this setting to see if it helps. Go to internet
explorer properties and the advanced tab, then under browsing if
there's a
tick in "enable third party browser extension" click the box to remove
the
tick and click OK. Restart the browser and see if it changes the
problem, if
not go back and put the tick back in the box. (click the box) Also what
do
you use to read your emails.?
Neil
"roundabout" (e-mail address removed) wrote in message
neil;3130247 Wrote:-
Have you carried out a full spyware & virus scan.
Neil
"roundabout" (e-mail address removed) wrote in message
My computer stops responding when I click on links in emails or
internet
sites.
This is most annoying when trying to confirm something ie
registration
to this site.
Is there anyway I can stop this. I am a novice 60 year old so plain
english please!!
Hi Neil,
Yes I scan daily for spyware, adware and viruses. I have emptied
Temp.
Internet folders and removed pop up blockers but it still happens.
Thanks for your reply
Barbara
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roundabout --
Hi Neil,
Yes I scan daily for spyware, adware and viruses. I have emptied
Temp.
Internet folders and removed pop up blockers but it still happens.
Thanks for your reply
Barbara
neil;3130526 said:Don't forget to try running without "add ons" as per my other post,
extract
below just in case.
To do this go from the start button to "all programs", "accessories",
"system
tools" in that menu there should be "Internet Explorer (No add ons)"
open
internet explorer using this shortcut and try a link that previously
failed
& let us know the result.
best of luck
Neil
"roundabout" (e-mail address removed) wrote in message
neil;3130383 said:
Hi Neil,
Have run IE from accessories without add ons and all still seems fine.
I am so grateful. Thanks for your help.
A great site will pass it on to some of my 'oldie' friends.
Thanks again
Barbara
roundabout said:neil;3130526 said:Don't forget to try running without "add ons" as per my other post,
extract
below just in case.
To do this go from the start button to "all programs", "accessories",
"system
tools" in that menu there should be "Internet Explorer (No add ons)"
open
internet explorer using this shortcut and try a link that previously
failed
& let us know the result.
best of luck
Neil
"roundabout" (e-mail address removed) wrote in message
neil;3130383 said:
Hi Neil,
Have run IE from accessories without add ons and all still seems fine.
I am so grateful. Thanks for your help.
A great site will pass it on to some of my 'oldie' friends.
Thanks again
Barbara
neil;3130616 said:Hi,
Not finished yet I fear. If all is well running internet explorer
"without
add-ons" then that means there is something loaded , perhaps a toolbar
that
is preventing running internet explorer in full mode. (without add ons
is
like a safemode) You need to look at the add-ons loaded, to do this
with
internet explorer (using normal mode & not without add-ons)open click
on
tools then manage add-ons. Then select "enable or disable Add-ons" and
look
at the list, one of those is causing the problem. You can select one at
a
time, and disable it to see which is causing the error.
See how you go on.
Neil
"roundabout" (e-mail address removed) wrote in message
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roundabout said:neil;3130616 said:Hi,
Not finished yet I fear. If all is well running internet explorer
"without
add-ons" then that means there is something loaded , perhaps a toolbar
that
is preventing running internet explorer in full mode. (without add ons
is
like a safemode) You need to look at the add-ons loaded, to do this
with
internet explorer (using normal mode & not without add-ons)open click
on
tools then manage add-ons. Then select "enable or disable Add-ons" and
look
at the list, one of those is causing the problem. You can select one at
a
time, and disable it to see which is causing the error.
See how you go on.
Neil
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Hi Neil,
Just need to recap;
I.IE 3rd party browser extensions off - works ok
2. IE opened without add ons and 3rd party b.extensions off - works.
3. IE opened without add ons and 3rd party b.extensions on - does Not
work
When I switched off the 3rd party extension at 1. it took of the Yahoo
toolbar and the norton phisher protection. Put windows phisher
protection on and all seemed ok.
Thinking back I think the problem started round about the time I
upgraded to Norton 2008 Security.
I will work through the add ons as you suggest. Can you confirm that
this is with the 3rd party browser extensions switched back on.
Barbara
[/QUOTE]neil;3130872 said:If it works ok with 3rd party extensions off then you need to
experiment
with that back on and disabling add-ons one at a time.
I misunderstood originally, I thought the problem cleared when you used
IE
without add-ons & didn't realise you still had 3rd party extensions
turned
off. Work through them in some logical sequence, one of the settings
(could
be either add-ons with or without 3rd party extensions that's causing
it)
I'm sure you'll crack it now you have some idea where to look. You
could
also try uninstalling the yahoo toolbar if it is in add/remove
programs, but
it may have been installed along with some other software.
Let me know.
Neil