How can I stop the page http://runonce.msn.com/runonce2.aspx from appearing when I open internet explorer7?
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On the site there is some settings you can select, or deselect, when you have don that, click on save and it don't show up again.
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I think the short (but definitely not simple or easy) answer pertains to how web pages look at different browsers. Every time Microsoft has brought out a new version of Internet Explorer, some web pages won't recognize the new version until both Microsoft and the web page designer get their codes to agree. It is NOT a problem with your computer. As I said, this is a short answer. If you want a more detailed explanation and a possible work-around, this site might help. Don't forget to visit the link to "Known Issues" because you might save yourself a lot of grief if you know ahead of time what IE7 is all about.\n\n***There are several screenshots included in this tutorial and sometimes they take a while to load. Again, it's not a problem with your computer. You can check the status bar (located just above the task bar - with the start button and clock) to see when the screenshots are finished downloading.***\n\nhttp://www.ie-vista.com/sites.html\n\nplrr
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Exactly, lots of people are having trouble with IE7.   So don't do it.  \n\nYou might try to use the Windows Update feature.  Pick Custom, so you can see it in the list of critical updates.   \n\nIf you do not like IE7 when you are done, here are the instructions to remove it.\n\nUninstalling Internet Explorer 7\n\nTo uninstall Internet Explorer 7 and restore Internet Explorer 6 when using Windows XP or Windows Server 2003\n\n1. Click Start, and then click Control Panel.\n2. Click Add or Remove Programs.\n3. You might have to CHECK the box that says SHOW UPDATES\n4. Scroll down to Windows Internet Explorer 7, click it, and then click Change/Remove.\n\nIf you cannot find Internet Explorer 7 in Add or Remove Programs, click Start, click Run, type \n%windir%&#92;ie7 &#92;spuninst&#92;spuninst.exe\n(I added a space after ie7 so you could see the whole line)\nand then press ENTER.\n\nFor more information, check this page at the Microsoft website. http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/ie/aa740486.aspx\n\nIf you have further trouble, you might try the RESTORE thing in the System Tools folder and go back a few days before you made this terrible mistake.\n\nGood luck and Happy Computing!
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Do you mean when you start to type an address, a drop-down menu appears with other addresses you've visited? If so, and you want to stop your computer from doing that, do this (in Internet Explorer):\n\nClick on "Tools".\nClick on "Internet Options".\nClick on the "Content" tab.\nIn the Personal Information" section, click on "Auto Complete".\nThen uncheck "Web Addresses".\nClick OK.\nClick OK (again).\n\nThat will stop the addresses from appearing and you will not have to (repeated/periodically) "clear history".
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Hello there. \n\nWell as you probably know by now, a solution will not always work but here are a few.\n\n1. Purge all your cookie files. This means getting rid of all the cookies that are stored on your computer, because there could be some malicious ones that prevent other sites from opening. So, in Windows Explorer...\n\na. Click on tools\nb. Go to Internet options\nc. On the 'general' tab, go to the browsing history\nd. click on 'delete' Internet temporary files\ne. apply and close\nf. close all applications and restart PC for settings to take effect\n\nAlternatively...\n\na. perform steps a. and b. from above\nb. click on 'security' tab \nc. outside 'security level for this zone square'\nd. click on 'reset all zones to default level'\ne. apply and save\nf. close all applications and restart PC for settings to take effect\n\nOr...\n\nCheck below tabs in 'Windows Internet explorer' \nor below status bar in explorer windows to see if the browser has blocked the site, and click the bar to allow the active X control...\n\nHope this helps!!
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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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Start -> Control Panel -> Add Remove Programs -> Internet Explorer, remove!
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Internet Explorer on my CPU does the same thing sometimes. \nTo get around it, right click on the link and select "open in new window".
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Uninstall IE6 then reinstall it again,,, do not upgrade to IE7 except if you have  win xp sp2 with valid licencse
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In IE Click on Tools > Internet Options  > Settings \n\nIn check for newer pages select "every time i visit the page" \n\nClick on ok. \n\nBy the way try using firefox instead of internet explorer, its much better.\n\nhttp://www.mozilla.com/firefox/
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Assuming you were making the joke that Internet Explorer is as good as spyware, there are several ways to eliminate it. First, try right-clicking "my computer" - properties - "System Restore" tab - check "Turn off system restore on all drives" and press OK.\nNow, navigate to "C:&#92;Program Files&#92;Internet Explorer" and delete everything in that folder (make sure you don't currently have internet explorer windows open, and make sure you have some other way to access the internet, such as Mozilla Firefox).\nWait a few seconds, if you start noticing the files popping back up, then you're going to need to do something clever that I found out how to do on my own.. Navigate to C:&#92;Windows&#92;System32&#92; and find a file called mstinit.exe ...if you run it you'll notice it doesn't do anything and it doesn't stay running, nor does it take up system resources. You should copy this file onto your desktop and rename it to iexplore.exe (or just iexplore if your file extensions are hidden (if you can't see the .exe at the end of the mstinit then file extensions are hidden and just name the file iexplore))\nNow, right click the newly renamed file and click copy, and then go back to C:&#92;Program Files&#92;Internet Explorer ..quickly delete the iexplore.exe in that directory and click paste (this must be done very quickly)\n\nI tried replacing iexplore with my own program that just automatically terminated, but windows would overwrite it with the original iexplore every time, until I realized that it looks at more than the file name, but doesn't go so far as to check the program's content. So I found a program that was included with windows that would automatically terminate if no arguments were provided, and that had a valid Microsoft program signature. The system restore checks look at the new iexplore.exe (formerly mstinit.exe), check for a microsoft signature, and then leave it alone. Now every time you click on a link to open internet explorer, mstinit will run and terminate, just as though you had uninstalled the microsoft beast.\n\nThere IS one drawback to this. This method only deletes the Internet Explorer shell, not the inner dlls and system workings. AKA you can still type a url into the address bar of a normal folder, and it will display the website using IE's protocols.\n\n\n\nMy apologies if this answer had nothing to do with the question at hand. If you truly are looking for a way to get rid of spyware, go to www.download.com and search for Spybot Search and Destroy\n\n[edit] PS, you should re-enable system restore after all that is done, it's a handy fallback [/edit]
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Try lowering the security level. In internet explorer go to tools, internet options, security, then lower the default and custom levels.
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disable it, if you can. theres websites you can go on that have their own web server in their page, and itll let you go to any page.
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I have no idea. Why are you using Internet Explorer still anyway?!?!\nGet Firefox! It should fix your problem! http://www.getfirefox.com/
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then you neecd to re-install it.  are you using maybe net scape instead?  are you using aol?  if so, IE  isn't your default, so you nbeed to be logged online before you can use it, but you can then set it to be your home page default.
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You can turn the pop up blocker off under tools while in internet explorer. What type of error are you getting on the page? Try typing it into google you will get a fix.
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its ok to have u can turn it off if u have xp u can download ie 7 and turn it off through the add on managers