Look for a file in the C:\Windows\System folder. Each time you start
up your browser, the file will copy itself to
a new file name and erase the old one, so you have to look for a
recently modified application file in the format XXXXXXXX.exe with the
X's randomly generated alpha-numeric characters. If you're not sure if
it's the right one, make note of the file name, use your browser a few
times and check to see if it's gone and a new one is there. Try
renaming it first to see if it takes care of the problem. If it does,
then erase it. You may have to go to a DOS prompt to erase it.
HTH,
Joe Edwards