internet explorer redirects me to the wrong page when i click on a hyperlink, how can i stop this?
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Without any further information, I'm not sure how you would know that you're going to the "wrong" link.  If you "hover" the cursor over the link, you should see the URL that you will be directed to at the bottom of the screen in the status area.  Is that not where you're going?  Or is that not where you *think* you should be going?  Perhaps that destination is, in turn, redirecting you to another URL.\n\nUnless you give us more information, any answer would just be speculation.
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Beside the solutions suggested above, I recommend to use Firefox browser instead of Internet Explorer. It is more secure, you can open multiple pages in one window using different Tabs instead of opening multiple windows. you can open more all or some of your favorite web pages in one click.  \nHers is the link if you want to give Firefox a try: http://www.firefox.com
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try right clicking on the page (anywere) and select "display like internet explorer". I have had the same problem.
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Try setting the default settings in IE, if that is what you are using.\n\nGo to Tool>Internet Options>Advanced and then click\non restore defaults.   Maybe a setting got changed in there.\n\nIf you are running a firewall, your firewall might be blocking that site.
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Did you mean you want to launch new IE windows whenever you click on a URL link or shortcut? If so, this fix may work for you. Go into IE 6.0's main menus as follows: Tools -> Internet Options -> Advanced. Under the Browsing category, unselect Reuse Windows for launching shortcuts. Restart IE.
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Delete your cookies.  In IE - tools/options/general/delete cookies. It worked for me. \nAnd yes - the new page SUCKS.
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Start > Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs > Add/Remove Windows Components > Uncheck Internet Explorer and click next
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right click on the toolbar of internet explorer on the back or home or whatever button, or even where it used to be, and make sure the address bar option is checked off (if you are using internet explorer that is)
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If you're using Internet Explorer, it's:\n\nView, Toolbars, make sure Address Bar is checked
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Do you have it locked?\n\nOn your Internet Explorer screen, go to View, Toolbars, Lock The Toolbars (make sure it has a check mark beside it).
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Try repairing Internet Explorer by reinstalling it or use Firefox.
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Click Tools, Internet Options, Programs and look at HTML editors. \n\n\nThis will change the way Internet Explorer reacts to them, but I can say the same for your desktop. Give it a try and see what happens.
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Well what it sounds like is a browser hijack. Go on your internet explorer and go into tools then go into options. Then that will show you what is set as your default home page. Type in a standard webpage like www.google.com/ or www.yahoo.com/ apply setting close out of the internet explorer and see if it still redirects you to the other site. If so you have a browser hijack.\n\nNow to remove it. Try hitting it with a virus scanner. I wouldnt suggest using a spyware remover since it sounds like its a browser hijack and they are really poor at removing dll.s and the files that are associated with the virus.\n\nIf the virus freezes when you scan it then down load a program called " hijack this" run it and it will tell you the process that are eunning that are connected with the hijack. Terminate and delete the process using hijack this.\n\nDo not reformat your hard drive for you will loose all your information and the virus that you have is not a bad one, the person that told you to reformat is a complete idiot and probably has no real computer experience.
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Hmm..\n\nDo you have a pop-up stopper installed on your system?\n\nIf that's your problem, try some of this advice: (I didn't write this, but the advice is generally accurate)\n\n"Some Versions of Internet Explorer have built in Pop-up stoppers. You may be able to get past them by holding down the control button and clicking Continue. If this doesn't work go to Tools in the Menu in the upper left hand corner of your window, where File, Edit, View, etc. are located. Pull down to Internet Options. Uncheck the option to "Block pop-ups" or just go to Tools, Pop-up Blocker, Turn Off Pop-up Blocker. \n\nIf the above doesn't work, look at your systray near the Windows clock in the lower right corner of the screen. You may see a little icon representing the blocker. Common ones resemble a red Stop sign, the palm of a hand, or an orange fist. Click on the icon and see if there is an option to disable it."\n\nIn general, I would not recommend disabling pop-up blocking software, and I can only wonder what site you're trying to visit that would require you to do so in order to view it.
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Hi there,\n\nI assume you are running Internet Explorer under windows.\n\nThe complete steps are described here : http://www.techjunkeez.com/archive/registry_hacks/disable_IE_clear_history.htm
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Another case of software saving us from ourselves... There are a bunch of reasons why you might see the dreaded "Red X" instead of an image while viewing a web page with Internet Explorer or an email with Outlook.\n\nHere are some possible reasons why the Red X may appear, and suggested fixes for each.\n\n1. Problem: The "Show Pictures" setting has been turned off in Internet Explorer.\n   Solution: In Internet Explorer's Tools menu, click Internet Options, then click the Advanced tab. Make sure the Show Pictures check box is selected under Multimedia, and click OK\n\n2.  Problem: Your anti-virus or firewall is a little too uppity. Check to see if your anti-virus or firewall software has a privacy setting to "disable web bugs".\n    Solution: Uncheck or turn it off.\n3.  Problem: Your Internet Explorer security settings are set too high, preventing you from accessing the web site which hosts the image.\n    Solution: Reset to the default security settings. In Internet Explorer, click on Tools -> Internet Options -> Security -> Default Level.\n4. Problem: You've installed the Windows XP/SP2 updates and you're being bitten by the "Block images and other external content in HTML e-mail" security option. This is automatically turned ON in Outlook Express after you install Windows XP/SP2.\n   Solution: Click on Tools -> Options -> Security. Then UNCHECK the "Block images and other external content" check box, and click OK\n5.  Problem: You are the SENDER and others are complaining that they can't see images in emails you sent,\n    Solution: In Outlook Express, Click Tools -> Options -> Send. Under Mail Sending Format, select HTML, then press the HTML Settings button. Make sure the "Send pictures with messages" box is checked.\n6.  Problem: The image is hosted on a website that's busy, temporarily offline or defunct. Or the image file on the website might have been renamed or deleted.\n    Solution: Try again later or ask the sender to send it as an attachment instead of an inline image.\n7.  Problem: The image is hosted on a website, and you're not online.\n     Solution: Make sure your internet connection is active and try again.
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use IE or firefox, or check your settings