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Is there any danger in running this mentioned command if my IE is acting odd?
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Don Varnau
Hi,
That command ( iexplore.exe /rereg ) only works with XP SP2. But there's no
danger. You will simply be re-registering all DLLs used by IE.
What problem are you having? I looked up your last 5 or 6 messages and don't
see mention of a problem that re-registering DLLs would solve.
Don
[MS MVP- IE/OE]
That command ( iexplore.exe /rereg ) only works with XP SP2. But there's no
danger. You will simply be re-registering all DLLs used by IE.
What problem are you having? I looked up your last 5 or 6 messages and don't
see mention of a problem that re-registering DLLs would solve.
Don
[MS MVP- IE/OE]
odd?Old Bob said:Is there any danger in running this mentioned command if my IE is acting