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I have a very stupid question. This problem just started happening in the
past day. My daughter downloaded a virus two days ago. Norton caught it and
quarantined the file it affected. Since that time I've checked my system for
other viruses, adware, spyware, corrupt files, missing critical files, etc.
Everything is supposed to be okay, but I've been having problems with
Internet Explorer 6.0. Out of the blue it will hang and then freeze on a web
page. The only way to recover is to push control/alt/delete and end the
task. I've looked at all of my settings and the only thing I've noticed that
seems odd is that my temporary internet file size was set to an incredibly
small amount--something like 256 mb. If that file gets filled would it cause
IE to freeze, or do the oldest files get overwritten by newer files so size
doesn't matter?
If this isn't what has been causing the problem, does any one have any other
ideas?
past day. My daughter downloaded a virus two days ago. Norton caught it and
quarantined the file it affected. Since that time I've checked my system for
other viruses, adware, spyware, corrupt files, missing critical files, etc.
Everything is supposed to be okay, but I've been having problems with
Internet Explorer 6.0. Out of the blue it will hang and then freeze on a web
page. The only way to recover is to push control/alt/delete and end the
task. I've looked at all of my settings and the only thing I've noticed that
seems odd is that my temporary internet file size was set to an incredibly
small amount--something like 256 mb. If that file gets filled would it cause
IE to freeze, or do the oldest files get overwritten by newer files so size
doesn't matter?
If this isn't what has been causing the problem, does any one have any other
ideas?