I recently purchased a new emachines bundle and every time I open Outlook Express and connect to the internet, then try to open Internet Explorer, IE locks up and will not let the task manager, FireFox or IE open. Finally, after about 5 minutes, these programs open all at once and everything works fine. However, if I open IE and connect to the internet first, then open Outlook Express, I have no problems at all. If anyone has any ideas, PLEASE feel free to post them.
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You could try reinstalling Internet Explorer and/or Outlook Express. I strongly suggest that you use Mozilla Thunderbird (free, mozilla.com) instead of Outlook Express; it will probably fix this problem, not to mention that it is more customizable and is MUCH better at filtering out spam than Outlook Express.
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you are not alone in having problems with IE7 best thing to do is download Firefox. its faster, more user friendly and no problems.
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I have an eMachines T2885 with a 2.8GHz Celeron and Windows XP (includes Service Pack 1), and I just tested the problem, and I believe I may have successfully found a solution.\n\nThe problem:\n"The web page cannot be saved to the selected location."\n\nI suppose many of you have gotten this error on your machine.  Here is what I found:\n\nWhen attempting to save a Web page with WinXP Service Pack 1, many pages will not be saved.  I suppose many of you have figured that out.\n\nNow, I downloaded and installed Service Pack 2, and went back to the same page I tried to save under SP1, and I had no problem saving the page.\n\nHere's the kicker: I downloaded and installed Windows Internet Explorer 6.0 Cumulative Security Update KB912812 (a file that is 4.79 megabytes), rebooted, and tried to save the same Web page again.  It would not save the page.\n\nSimply put, something in KB912812 interferes with Internet Explorer 6.0's ability to save pages that should not be a problem saving.  I can't say if the solution is foolproof (I haven't tested it on complex Web pages), but it's worth a try.\n\nThat is, get Service Pack 2, but do NOT install KB912812.  If you have KB912812 installed, get rid of it.  Microsoft should really have a look at the code inside that file, to see why it interferes with Web page saving...\n\nThen again, you could always try Netscape 8.1 or Mozilla Firefox.
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There is one thing you can try on your end. Otherwise it's the other end that you are sending it too. \n\nIn Outlook Express go to Tools, Accounts. Choose your account and then Properties then Servers. Click to select the My server requires authentication check box. Exit and restart Outlook and try again.\n\nIf it still does it after trying the instructions change it back. The problem is on the other end.\n\nScan for viruses and Spyware.
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First thing is that in some instances IE and Netscape have been known not to play well with each other.  You can, if it is an option, choose one of them only and uninstall the other.  You can also try increasing the size of your internet cache, this can be done in the tools/options section of the software.  Last choice would be to increase the amount of memory your pc has, if you are out of memory, you are out of cache space and unfortunately, out of luck.  Cboy
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Welll, we've got IE7 with no problems.  But what we noted is:  First, the Menu Bar (File, Edit, View, etc) does not automatically turn on by default, as it did in prior IE.  You have to turn it on yourself by clicking on Tools, then check Menu Bar; now it will come on automatically.  Second, the Favorites work slightly differently (click on yellow star) and once you get the hang of it, very easy to use.  Third, there is a Print button that is very easy to use.  Fourth, once you get used to the tabs and how to use them, they are a great and very fast feature.  Fifth, you can designate Yahoo as your home page and it comes right up, so I'm not sure how there is interference.  \n\nIf your computer meets all the IE7 requirements, I'd try to download again, from Microsoft Update site.  All of your current IE settings and favorites will automatically be transferred.
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Hi Mary, I'm not sure what might have happened, but let's see if I can help.   First off which Windows version do you have?  If you have XP or ME, turn your computer on, go to start, all programs, accessories, system tools, then system restore, you're going to set your computer back in time, to a time that you remember things working, that's the first thing we'll try then we can work from there.  Inside system restore you will see a calendar, pick a date that you remember things were ok and you could log on, probably before you installed IE 7.  follow the prompts/instructions and go back to that date, then we can work from there to fix other problems, leave me your email address through the contact me on here and we'll see what we can do.
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sounds like another IE problem.You only need to do a search on here to see how many people are having problems with IE7. The best thing to do is download Mozilla Firefox available from www.download.com. Its faster, more user friendly, easily customizable to suit your need and no problems. avg do a very good anti virus and its free.
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Try checking windows update for IE patches.  If that doesn't help, try uninstalling and re-installing IE from Add/Remove programs->Windows Components
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Many different reasons that IE can quit respondiing.  Whats called a "hangup" is the most common.  And thats just where too many programs at same time working, and too much happening at once in your system. What makes the "hangup" is that IE has to wait its turn in the lineup of programs or sites that you have clicked on.  And if IE doesnt get its turn in a certain amount of time, then it gets the "hangup".  There is no "once and for all fix".  But just keep making sure to do your updates on a regular basis, defragment your system regularly, and clean out programs you dont need or use.  Clean out your cookies, temp files, and all that sort of stuff to keep your system running a little faster.  Then the "hangups" are less likely to happen.
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I had a phone call last night from my sister in law who had exactly the same problem.  Do a system restore (START - ALL PROGRAMS - ACCESSORIES - SYSTEM TOOLS - SYSTEM RESTORE) and restore your PC to just before you installed IE7.
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Start Internet Explorer -> Tools -> Internet Options: in the Advanced tab, \ncheck the option "Reuse windows for launching shortcuts." \nSee: http://support.microsoft.com/?id=241911\n\nGo to START then programs then accessories and then system tools. Try doing a restore to yesterday and click on SYSTEM RESTORE. It might fix it.\n\nYou might want to upgrade your IE to 7.0. You can have tabbing feature to open multiple windows in just one browser, and so you wont ever have this problem again.
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have u run an antispyware and an antivirus program by any chance? might be malware/virus, etc...\n\nif not that, then could it be perhaps the way u r connecting to the internet...depends on if u have dialup,broadband,cable,T1,etc...???  \n\nr u having a conflict in some of the programs downloaded on your pc???  \n\nalso, do u notice if ur pc freezes up on certain sites or is it just random... how often does it freeze up? how long are u on the web b4 it freezes up? do u remember what exactly u were doing at the point of it freezing up? is there a pattern to it?  \n\ncould be lots of reasons...  start with some of the above, brainstorm, ...\n\nsome good sites i use are:\n\nbleepingcomputer.com\ncomputerhaven.com\nvideoprofessor.com...\n\ngood luck.let us know how things work out 4 u...
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Hey Satan what's up? Been awhile since I've talked to the devil (-:\n\nYou can also check with your ISP. I use Outlook Express for some dedicated email addresses and I have my pop3 mail server setup to "save a copy" of every email that passes thru. \n\nWorth a shot - what the heck. \n\nYou can also check your OE folders file in windows Explorer as it could be lingering around in there.\n\nMy folders file is located:\nC//\nDocuments and Settings\n(username)\nApplication Data\nLocal Settings\nApplication Data\nIdentities\nMicrosoft\nOutlook Express
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You have a couple things you could do.  One is to try firefox (http://www.mozilla.org)\n\nAnother, is to call tech support.  There are a hundred things that could cause your problem with internet explorer.\n\nOr, try these and if they don't work contact internet explorer.\n* Clear your cache.  (Tools -> Options -> Button that says 'Delete Files')\n* Restart your computer\n* Update windows files using Windowsupdate (http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com)\n* Update any antivirus/firewall software on the computer.  if this doesn't work at this point remove and reinstall any antivirus/firewall software on the computer.\n* Still a no go, call your internet service providers tech support.
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actually IE.6 is better than IE.6. i also had the same problem. i reinstalled IE.6.
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ie7 has caused nothing but trouble  revert back to ie 6, control panel programs add/remove, highlight ie7 and remove, it will revert back to ie6 ..\nWait until microsoft iron out all the bugs before upgrading to ie7, at the moment its rubbish !!