I have now lost connection via Firefox as well...

"ChrisRobt" wrote:

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> > "Postilion" wrote:
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> > > On May 14, 12:55 pm, ChrisRobt <ChrisR...@discussions.microsoft.com>
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> > > > Last week I "upgraded" IE7 and since then have been unable to access the
> > > > internet through IE7; after a couple hours on the phone with technical
> > > > support for my DSL provider and computer, we discovered the culprit was IE7.
> > > > I got a copy of Firefox from my husband and am now running that as my
> > > > browser. Is there any way to get IE7 running again, or should I just abandon
> > > > it and use Firefox?
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> > > > Christine
> > > > ChrisR...********.com
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> > > Hi,
> > > IE7 can be pretty weird. Upgrades frequently go wrong. Especailly if
> > > it took a very long time to complete. That can mean some files were
> > > corrupted in the process. You can go to add/remove programs and
> > > uninstall the upgrade and that will usually fix it. If the install
> > > actually completed successfully without corruption. You need to go in
> > > and reconfigure the home page, setup trusted sites etc. IE 7 has
> > > enhanced security features and will block many things unless you
> > > explicitly say you want to go here or there. Go to tools, options and
> > > check out the security tab. Good luck.
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> > It did take a long time to complete; I went to bed and when I got up, it was
> > still "loading" so I turned it off and back on again. It did that again each
> > time I turned my computer off for a couple days and then no longer worked.
> > I'll try uninstalling if I can find the upgrade.
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> Okay, I tried to uninstall the upgrade but got a message that an error had
> occurred and it could not be uninstalled (although I was given the option of
> removing its name from the list...now what?
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> Christine
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> > Christine
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