Internet Explorer 7 error?
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I hate to say this, but chances are it's because it's Internet Explorer. It's poorly programmed and has always been insecure and have poor functioning.\n\nIf you enjoy tabbed browsing, I would download FireFox and uninstall Internet Explorer. Firefox always works.
576812
Did you look in control panel then add/remove programs? Find IE7 on the list then uninstall. Restart computer and the old one should be back.
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There is a thing that all Windows XP computers have called system restore. Click on Help and Support in the start menu and it will be there. When you are in system restore, select a date before the one when your friend installed IE7. That should fix it. If it doesn't you've got quite a bit of internal problems.
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first before you do anything reboot your computer\nthen do it again if that doesnt help \n\ngo to the control panel by pushing the start button and then click on control panel (it may be under system tools)\n\nNext click on add/remove programs then find Internet Explorer and choose repair.\n\nIf you can not find that download and reinstall Internet explorer.
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Go to\nInternet Explorer > Tools (Menu) > Internet Options > Advanced\n\nUnder "Browsing" you will find "Disable Script Debugging" for IE and Others.... check them on and restart your IE application... try accessing the same site... the error reports will be gone.\n\nCHAO
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Very likely a problem with your browser. Try uninstalling it and re-installing it.  With most browsers, you should be able to do this from add/remove programs in control panel.  In the case of MS internet explorer, when you got to add/remove programs, click the add/remove windows components tab. Then uncheck IE, click ok. Restart, go to same place and recheck IE, click OK.\n\ngood luck
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Resolution for script and runtime errors in Internet Explorer:\n\n1) Open internet explorer. \n2) Go to Tools-->Internet options-->Advanced. \n3) Uncheck the box for Enable Third Party Browser Extensions \n4) Uncheck the box for Display a notification about every script error \n5) Check the box for Disable script debugging \n6) Click Apply and OK. \n7) Close Internet Explorer. \n8) Open a new window. \n \nThe issue should now be resolved
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hey, try installing Opera or a higher version of Internet Explorer.\n           I use Netscape and dont get errors...
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may be a fault in java scripting  , or some errors in IE ,make update for both
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Update to the latest version of IE, this should solve your problem. I think this problem has arrisen due to a recent bug fix that Microsoft made, but it seems to have caused a lot of problems for a lot of users.
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you didnt get ie7, did you?
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reinstall internet explorer and before that make sure you took of version 7
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I read a series of comments at microsoft's IE7 discussion group page.  This is apparently a known problem for which a patch has not been released.  The suggestion is to restart IE7 and if that doesn't help, deinstall it altogether.  Your IE6 should be re-enabled.  Good luck.\n-MM
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Check your IE7 settings.
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Open Control Panel then Add Remove Programs. If you upgraded to IE7 from 6 there should be an uninstall item in the list.
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Uninstall IE 7 and Install Firefox browser. Then wait for Microsoft to fix IE 7! Then install it at a later date when they have patched all the bugs!
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this can happen for many reason like corrupted file, add-ons problem, you can re-install IE (always update and use latest version of IE)\nand turn off that error reporting\ngo to\ncontrol panel - > system - > Advanced (tab) - > Error Reporting - >Disable Error Reporting-> Apply