vinmike,
Thanks for the feedback. I WILL so the same thing that PA Bear suggested
but have unable to do it so far. I am out of town this week so perhaps next
weekend.

I have 2 questions for you as I plan out my call to Microsoft:
1) How long did it take to solve the problem over the phone? I figured it
would take a few hours which is one reason I didnt so it last week, I never
had more than 2 hours free.

2) WEre you also having problems printing from Outlook? THis was a new
wrinkle to the problem, my wife just informed me that in addition to all the
problems with IE7, she couldn't print emails from Outlook Express. Now that
indicates a larger problem than just IE.

I also did bump up an online support incident to Microsoft. THey sent me an
auto email on 10/4 that said they would get in contact with me within 1
business day but they never did.

Bill


"PA Bear" wrote:

> Thanks for your feeback, Vince.
>
> vinmike wrote:
> > OUR PROBLEMS GOT SOLVED!!!
> >
> > I called the IE7 support line that PA BEAR suggested. Although it was
> > tedious, 3 hours one day , and 2 hours the next, I was successful in
> > getting
> > IE& up and working properly on all 3 user accounts, with no IE Script
> > errors.
> >
> > After dealing with the Firstline people, who were helpful, but as
> > frustrated
> > as I was, they set it up for a higher level tech to CALL ME!!! Ben did
> > call
> > at the appointed time, took control of my computer, ran a number of
> > utilities, (some had been run before) and in all this he was able to
> > repair
> > my REGISTRY PROBLEM!!!
> >
> > Something in the preceding week, or at my upgrade to NIS2008, or in a
> > number
> > of monthly clean up processes I do on this computer, caused corruption of
> > the registry permissions.
> >
> > I wish I could tell you all that they did, but it was far too much
> > frustration over the past 5 days for me too keep good records of all, and
> > I
> > do not want to mislead by giving you just some.
> >
> > Please take the time to call the IE7 support folks and allow them to run
> > through their procedures. Everything you were experienceing fit my
> > experiences to a tee, the only differences were the particular programs
> > affected. I believe we both had exactly the same problem.. Best of luck,
> > and thank you for sharing your troubleshooting, and Pa Bear's.
> <snip>
>
>

Bill,

From the very first day the problem occurred to me, i couldn't print from
Microsoft Office Oulook, so I think we're talking of one and the same problem.
I'm from the Netherlands and I've posted my problem in a Dutch Microsoft
Community. I got a phone number in the Netherlands and I have to pay appr.
$100 for they even consider to look at my problem.

So I hope someone here can give me a solution.

"Bill C." wrote:

> vinmike,
> Thanks for the feedback. I WILL so the same thing that PA Bear suggested
> but have unable to do it so far. I am out of town this week so perhaps next
> weekend.
>
> I have 2 questions for you as I plan out my call to Microsoft:
> 1) How long did it take to solve the problem over the phone? I figured it
> would take a few hours which is one reason I didnt so it last week, I never
> had more than 2 hours free.
>
> 2) WEre you also having problems printing from Outlook? THis was a new
> wrinkle to the problem, my wife just informed me that in addition to all the
> problems with IE7, she couldn't print emails from Outlook Express. Now that
> indicates a larger problem than just IE.
>
> I also did bump up an online support incident to Microsoft. THey sent me an
> auto email on 10/4 that said they would get in contact with me within 1
> business day but they never did.
>
> Bill
>
>
> "PA Bear" wrote:
>
> > Thanks for your feeback, Vince.
> >
> > vinmike wrote:
> > > OUR PROBLEMS GOT SOLVED!!!
> > >
> > > I called the IE7 support line that PA BEAR suggested. Although it was
> > > tedious, 3 hours one day , and 2 hours the next, I was successful in
> > > getting
> > > IE& up and working properly on all 3 user accounts, with no IE Script
> > > errors.
> > >
> > > After dealing with the Firstline people, who were helpful, but as
> > > frustrated
> > > as I was, they set it up for a higher level tech to CALL ME!!! Ben did
> > > call
> > > at the appointed time, took control of my computer, ran a number of
> > > utilities, (some had been run before) and in all this he was able to
> > > repair
> > > my REGISTRY PROBLEM!!!
> > >
> > > Something in the preceding week, or at my upgrade to NIS2008, or in a
> > > number
> > > of monthly clean up processes I do on this computer, caused corruption of
> > > the registry permissions.
> > >
> > > I wish I could tell you all that they did, but it was far too much
> > > frustration over the past 5 days for me too keep good records of all, and
> > > I
> > > do not want to mislead by giving you just some.
> > >
> > > Please take the time to call the IE7 support folks and allow them to run
> > > through their procedures. Everything you were experienceing fit my
> > > experiences to a tee, the only differences were the particular programs
> > > affected. I believe we both had exactly the same problem.. Best of luck,
> > > and thank you for sharing your troubleshooting, and Pa Bear's.
> > <snip>
> >
> >

"Hub V." <HubV@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:BD35047F-02EA-4A33-A0EF-2FD36AB3029F@microsoft.com...
> Bill,
>
> From the very first day the problem occurred to me, i couldn't print from
> Microsoft Office Oulook, so I think we're talking of one and the same
> problem.
> I'm from the Netherlands and I've posted my problem in a Dutch Microsoft
> Community. I got a phone number in the Netherlands and I have to pay appr.
> $100 for they even consider to look at my problem.


IE version?
Windows Version?
Office version?
Printer model?
Can you print from IE?

--
Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE/WM
http://www.fjsmjs.com
Answer in newsgroup. Don't expect an answer to email.

Hi Frank:

IE version 7 (problems go away if I return to IE6)
Office 2003
WIndows XP Service Pack 2
I cannot print from IE when logged in to the problem accounts. I can print
from IE or Office when I am logged into my one 'good' account.
Printer is an HP Laserjet, I think its 8200.

See this thread for all the details, I have uninstalled and reinstalled IE7
many times, I have gone off on a tangent of wondering why the Windows Genuine
validation fails on my 'problem accounts'. A very similar problem was
solved by another person by calling into the Microsoft site and having them
take over his machine and tweak some corrupted registry values. I intend to
pursue that avenue with Microsoft also as soon as I get back into town.

Bill


"Frank Saunders, MS-MVP IE" wrote:

> "Hub V." <HubV@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:BD35047F-02EA-4A33-A0EF-2FD36AB3029F@microsoft.com...
> > Bill,
> >
> > From the very first day the problem occurred to me, i couldn't print from
> > Microsoft Office Oulook, so I think we're talking of one and the same
> > problem.
> > I'm from the Netherlands and I've posted my problem in a Dutch Microsoft
> > Community. I got a phone number in the Netherlands and I have to pay appr.
> > $100 for they even consider to look at my problem.
>
>
> IE version?
> Windows Version?
> Office version?
> Printer model?
> Can you print from IE?
>
> --
> Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE/WM
> http://www.fjsmjs.com
> Answer in newsgroup. Don't expect an answer to email.
>
>

"Bill C." <BillC@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:6141E51A-55ED-4B06-8B1B-A70BF97AC947@microsoft.com...
> Hi Frank:
>
> IE version 7 (problems go away if I return to IE6)
> Office 2003
> WIndows XP Service Pack 2
> I cannot print from IE when logged in to the problem accounts. I can
> print
> from IE or Office when I am logged into my one 'good' account.
> Printer is an HP Laserjet, I think its 8200.
>
> See this thread for all the details, I have uninstalled and reinstalled
> IE7
> many times, I have gone off on a tangent of wondering why the Windows
> Genuine
> validation fails on my 'problem accounts'. A very similar problem was
> solved by another person by calling into the Microsoft site and having
> them
> take over his machine and tweak some corrupted registry values. I intend
> to
> pursue that avenue with Microsoft also as soon as I get back into town.
>


First I would check with HP for newer drivers.

--
Frank Saunders MS-MVP IE,OE/WM
www.fjsmjs.com
Do not send email

Frank,
As indicated earlier in this thread, this problem only occurs if you are
logged into 2 of the accounts on the machine. Many web pages are unable to
be displayed properly in IE7 and no printing will work, it always results in
the IE Script error. As I added this week, the printing problems also occur
if printing from Outlook.
EVERYTHING is fine if you log into the one good account.

The printing problems really have nothing to do with any particular printer,
IE or Outlook can't print to any printer. I do have multiple printers on my
home network and it can't print to any of them. It does not appear to be a
printer problem.

Bill


"Frank Saunders MS-MVP IE,OE/WM" wrote:

> "Bill C." <BillC@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:6141E51A-55ED-4B06-8B1B-A70BF97AC947@microsoft.com...
> > Hi Frank:
> >
> > IE version 7 (problems go away if I return to IE6)
> > Office 2003
> > WIndows XP Service Pack 2
> > I cannot print from IE when logged in to the problem accounts. I can
> > print
> > from IE or Office when I am logged into my one 'good' account.
> > Printer is an HP Laserjet, I think its 8200.
> >
> > See this thread for all the details, I have uninstalled and reinstalled
> > IE7
> > many times, I have gone off on a tangent of wondering why the Windows
> > Genuine
> > validation fails on my 'problem accounts'. A very similar problem was
> > solved by another person by calling into the Microsoft site and having
> > them
> > take over his machine and tweak some corrupted registry values. I intend
> > to
> > pursue that avenue with Microsoft also as soon as I get back into town.
> >
>
>
> First I would check with HP for newer drivers.
>
> --
> Frank Saunders MS-MVP IE,OE/WM
> www.fjsmjs.com
> Do not send email
>
>

Frank wasn't replying to your post, Bill.
--
~PA Bear

"Bill C." <BillC@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:6141E51A-55ED-4B06-8B1B-A70BF97AC947@microsoft.com...
> Hi Frank:
>
> IE version 7 (problems go away if I return to IE6)
> Office 2003
> WIndows XP Service Pack 2
> I cannot print from IE when logged in to the problem accounts. I can
> print
> from IE or Office when I am logged into my one 'good' account.
> Printer is an HP Laserjet, I think its 8200.
>
> See this thread for all the details, I have uninstalled and reinstalled
> IE7
> many times, I have gone off on a tangent of wondering why the Windows
> Genuine
> validation fails on my 'problem accounts'. A very similar problem was
> solved by another person by calling into the Microsoft site and having
> them
> take over his machine and tweak some corrupted registry values. I intend
> to
> pursue that avenue with Microsoft also as soon as I get back into town.
>
> Bill
>
>
> "Frank Saunders, MS-MVP IE" wrote:
>
>> "Hub V." <HubV@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:BD35047F-02EA-4A33-A0EF-2FD36AB3029F@microsoft.com...
>> > Bill,
>> >
>> > From the very first day the problem occurred to me, i couldn't print
>> > from
>> > Microsoft Office Oulook, so I think we're talking of one and the same
>> > problem.
>> > I'm from the Netherlands and I've posted my problem in a Dutch
>> > Microsoft
>> > Community. I got a phone number in the Netherlands and I have to pay
>> > appr.
>> > $100 for they even consider to look at my problem.
>>
>>
>> IE version?
>> Windows Version?
>> Office version?
>> Printer model?
>> Can you print from IE?
>>
>> --
>> Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE/WM
>> http://www.fjsmjs.com
>> Answer in newsgroup. Don't expect an answer to email.
>>
>>

Bill,

Yesterday, I found the following thread on the internet:
http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/Sho...45429&SiteID=1

It shows that our problem is known since the beginning of 2007 and
appaerently well known by Microsoft. (?????) There are a few suggestions made
that we're very helpfull for some people. (Look at the end of the thread) I
don't have the time to try it before the weekend, maybe you have, and have
the "guts" to try it out. (I will in the weekend).

"Bill C." wrote:

> vinmike,
> Thanks for the feedback. I WILL so the same thing that PA Bear suggested
> but have unable to do it so far. I am out of town this week so perhaps next
> weekend.
>
> I have 2 questions for you as I plan out my call to Microsoft:
> 1) How long did it take to solve the problem over the phone? I figured it
> would take a few hours which is one reason I didnt so it last week, I never
> had more than 2 hours free.
>
> 2) WEre you also having problems printing from Outlook? THis was a new
> wrinkle to the problem, my wife just informed me that in addition to all the
> problems with IE7, she couldn't print emails from Outlook Express. Now that
> indicates a larger problem than just IE.
>
> I also did bump up an online support incident to Microsoft. THey sent me an
> auto email on 10/4 that said they would get in contact with me within 1
> business day but they never did.
>
> Bill
>
>
> "PA Bear" wrote:
>
> > Thanks for your feeback, Vince.
> >
> > vinmike wrote:
> > > OUR PROBLEMS GOT SOLVED!!!
> > >
> > > I called the IE7 support line that PA BEAR suggested. Although it was
> > > tedious, 3 hours one day , and 2 hours the next, I was successful in
> > > getting
> > > IE& up and working properly on all 3 user accounts, with no IE Script
> > > errors.
> > >
> > > After dealing with the Firstline people, who were helpful, but as
> > > frustrated
> > > as I was, they set it up for a higher level tech to CALL ME!!! Ben did
> > > call
> > > at the appointed time, took control of my computer, ran a number of
> > > utilities, (some had been run before) and in all this he was able to
> > > repair
> > > my REGISTRY PROBLEM!!!
> > >
> > > Something in the preceding week, or at my upgrade to NIS2008, or in a
> > > number
> > > of monthly clean up processes I do on this computer, caused corruption of
> > > the registry permissions.
> > >
> > > I wish I could tell you all that they did, but it was far too much
> > > frustration over the past 5 days for me too keep good records of all, and
> > > I
> > > do not want to mislead by giving you just some.
> > >
> > > Please take the time to call the IE7 support folks and allow them to run
> > > through their procedures. Everything you were experienceing fit my
> > > experiences to a tee, the only differences were the particular programs
> > > affected. I believe we both had exactly the same problem.. Best of luck,
> > > and thank you for sharing your troubleshooting, and Pa Bear's.
> > <snip>
> >
> >

THIS SOLVED THE PROBLEM.

I went to this site and saw numerous people having the EXACT same problems
as me. IE script errors with IE7. Unable to view many web pages. UNable to
print from IE or Outlook. Some accounts have no problems, some have all
these problems. Everything is OK if you uninstall IE7 and go back to IE6.

ANyway, I rode the link to the Adobe site which was a tech note for people
unable to install the Adobe Flash player. They said the install "may fail to
install if there are incorrect permissions in the registry or if there are
missing ACLs for the Administrators grup or for the built-in System account".
SO they pointed to a Microsoft tool called "SubInACL". It seems to have
fixed some permissions throughout the registry. It went entirely through
several hives in the registry, actually 2 times. Took about an hour to run.

As far as I can tell all my problems are solved. IE7 works fine. I did not
uninstall IE7 before running the SubInACL tool. I can print from Outlook.

I'm guessing that for the others who had this problem fixed by Microsoft,
that this is the tool they ran to fix it.

Anyway, thanks to everyone who responsed to my posts and contributed ideas
towards a solution.


"Hub V." wrote:

> Bill,
>
> Yesterday, I found the following thread on the internet:
> http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/Sho...45429&SiteID=1
>
> It shows that our problem is known since the beginning of 2007 and
> appaerently well known by Microsoft. (?????) There are a few suggestions made
> that we're very helpfull for some people. (Look at the end of the thread) I
> don't have the time to try it before the weekend, maybe you have, and have
> the "guts" to try it out. (I will in the weekend).
>
> "Bill C." wrote:
>
> > vinmike,
> > Thanks for the feedback. I WILL so the same thing that PA Bear suggested
> > but have unable to do it so far. I am out of town this week so perhaps next
> > weekend.
> >
> > I have 2 questions for you as I plan out my call to Microsoft:
> > 1) How long did it take to solve the problem over the phone? I figured it
> > would take a few hours which is one reason I didnt so it last week, I never
> > had more than 2 hours free.
> >
> > 2) WEre you also having problems printing from Outlook? THis was a new
> > wrinkle to the problem, my wife just informed me that in addition to all the
> > problems with IE7, she couldn't print emails from Outlook Express. Now that
> > indicates a larger problem than just IE.
> >
> > I also did bump up an online support incident to Microsoft. THey sent me an
> > auto email on 10/4 that said they would get in contact with me within 1
> > business day but they never did.
> >
> > Bill
> >
> >
> > "PA Bear" wrote:
> >
> > > Thanks for your feeback, Vince.
> > >
> > > vinmike wrote:
> > > > OUR PROBLEMS GOT SOLVED!!!
> > > >
> > > > I called the IE7 support line that PA BEAR suggested. Although it was
> > > > tedious, 3 hours one day , and 2 hours the next, I was successful in
> > > > getting
> > > > IE& up and working properly on all 3 user accounts, with no IE Script
> > > > errors.
> > > >
> > > > After dealing with the Firstline people, who were helpful, but as
> > > > frustrated
> > > > as I was, they set it up for a higher level tech to CALL ME!!! Ben did
> > > > call
> > > > at the appointed time, took control of my computer, ran a number of
> > > > utilities, (some had been run before) and in all this he was able to
> > > > repair
> > > > my REGISTRY PROBLEM!!!
> > > >
> > > > Something in the preceding week, or at my upgrade to NIS2008, or in a
> > > > number
> > > > of monthly clean up processes I do on this computer, caused corruption of
> > > > the registry permissions.
> > > >
> > > > I wish I could tell you all that they did, but it was far too much
> > > > frustration over the past 5 days for me too keep good records of all, and
> > > > I
> > > > do not want to mislead by giving you just some.
> > > >
> > > > Please take the time to call the IE7 support folks and allow them to run
> > > > through their procedures. Everything you were experienceing fit my
> > > > experiences to a tee, the only differences were the particular programs
> > > > affected. I believe we both had exactly the same problem.. Best of luck,
> > > > and thank you for sharing your troubleshooting, and Pa Bear's.
> > > <snip>
> > >
> > >

And do/did you have a Norton application installed, too?
--
~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
MS MVP-Windows (IE, OE, Security, Shell/User)
AumHa VSOP & Admin http://aumha.net
DTS-L http://dts-l.org/

Bill C. wrote:
> THIS SOLVED THE PROBLEM.
>
> I went to this site and saw numerous people having the EXACT same problems
> as me. IE script errors with IE7. Unable to view many web pages. UNable
> to print from IE or Outlook. Some accounts have no problems, some have
> all
> these problems. Everything is OK if you uninstall IE7 and go back to
> IE6.
>
> ANyway, I rode the link to the Adobe site which was a tech note for people
> unable to install the Adobe Flash player. They said the install "may fail
> to install if there are incorrect permissions in the registry or if there
> are missing ACLs for the Administrators grup or for the built-in System
> account". SO they pointed to a Microsoft tool called "SubInACL". It
> seems
> to have fixed some permissions throughout the registry. It went entirely
> through several hives in the registry, actually 2 times. Took about an
> hour to run.
>
> As far as I can tell all my problems are solved. IE7 works fine. I did
> not
> uninstall IE7 before running the SubInACL tool. I can print from Outlook.
>
> I'm guessing that for the others who had this problem fixed by Microsoft,
> that this is the tool they ran to fix it.
>
> Anyway, thanks to everyone who responsed to my posts and contributed ideas
> towards a solution.
>
>
> "Hub V." wrote:
>
>> Bill,
>>
>> Yesterday, I found the following thread on the internet:
>> http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/Sho...45429&SiteID=1
>>
>> It shows that our problem is known since the beginning of 2007 and
>> appaerently well known by Microsoft. (?????) There are a few suggestions
>> made that we're very helpfull for some people. (Look at the end of the
>> thread) I don't have the time to try it before the weekend, maybe you
>> have, and have the "guts" to try it out. (I will in the weekend).
>>
>> "Bill C." wrote:
>>
>>> vinmike,
>>> Thanks for the feedback. I WILL so the same thing that PA Bear
>>> suggested
>>> but have unable to do it so far. I am out of town this week so perhaps
>>> next weekend.
>>>
>>> I have 2 questions for you as I plan out my call to Microsoft:
>>> 1) How long did it take to solve the problem over the phone? I figured
>>> it would take a few hours which is one reason I didnt so it last week, I
>>> never had more than 2 hours free.
>>>
>>> 2) WEre you also having problems printing from Outlook? THis was a new
>>> wrinkle to the problem, my wife just informed me that in addition to all
>>> the problems with IE7, she couldn't print emails from Outlook Express.
>>> Now that indicates a larger problem than just IE.
>>>
>>> I also did bump up an online support incident to Microsoft. THey sent
>>> me
>>> an auto email on 10/4 that said they would get in contact with me within
>>> 1
>>> business day but they never did.
>>>
>>> "PA Bear" wrote:
>>>> Thanks for your feeback, Vince.
>>>>
>>>> vinmike wrote:
>>>>> OUR PROBLEMS GOT SOLVED!!!
>>>>>
>>>>> I called the IE7 support line that PA BEAR suggested. Although it was
>>>>> tedious, 3 hours one day , and 2 hours the next, I was successful in
>>>>> getting
>>>>> IE& up and working properly on all 3 user accounts, with no IE Script
>>>>> errors.
>>>>>
>>>>> After dealing with the Firstline people, who were helpful, but as
>>>>> frustrated
>>>>> as I was, they set it up for a higher level tech to CALL ME!!! Ben
>>>>> did
>>>>> call
>>>>> at the appointed time, took control of my computer, ran a number of
>>>>> utilities, (some had been run before) and in all this he was able to
>>>>> repair
>>>>> my REGISTRY PROBLEM!!!
>>>>>
>>>>> Something in the preceding week, or at my upgrade to NIS2008, or in a
>>>>> number
>>>>> of monthly clean up processes I do on this computer, caused corruption
>>>>> of the registry permissions.
>>>>>
>>>>> I wish I could tell you all that they did, but it was far too much
>>>>> frustration over the past 5 days for me too keep good records of all,
>>>>> and I
>>>>> do not want to mislead by giving you just some.
>>>>>
>>>>> Please take the time to call the IE7 support folks and allow them to
>>>>> run
>>>>> through their procedures. Everything you were experienceing fit my
>>>>> experiences to a tee, the only differences were the particular
>>>>> programs
>>>>> affected. I believe we both had exactly the same problem.. Best of
>>>>> luck, and thank you for sharing your troubleshooting, and Pa Bear's.
>>>> <snip>

No, I had a different antivirus app installed and also ZoneAlarm and SpyBot,
but I completely uninstallled them earlier in this process.

Bill


"PA Bear" wrote:

> And do/did you have a Norton application installed, too?
> --
> ~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
> MS MVP-Windows (IE, OE, Security, Shell/User)
> AumHa VSOP & Admin http://aumha.net
> DTS-L http://dts-l.org/
>
> Bill C. wrote:
> > THIS SOLVED THE PROBLEM.
> >
> > I went to this site and saw numerous people having the EXACT same problems
> > as me. IE script errors with IE7. Unable to view many web pages. UNable
> > to print from IE or Outlook. Some accounts have no problems, some have
> > all
> > these problems. Everything is OK if you uninstall IE7 and go back to
> > IE6.
> >
> > ANyway, I rode the link to the Adobe site which was a tech note for people
> > unable to install the Adobe Flash player. They said the install "may fail
> > to install if there are incorrect permissions in the registry or if there
> > are missing ACLs for the Administrators grup or for the built-in System
> > account". SO they pointed to a Microsoft tool called "SubInACL". It
> > seems
> > to have fixed some permissions throughout the registry. It went entirely
> > through several hives in the registry, actually 2 times. Took about an
> > hour to run.
> >
> > As far as I can tell all my problems are solved. IE7 works fine. I did
> > not
> > uninstall IE7 before running the SubInACL tool. I can print from Outlook.
> >
> > I'm guessing that for the others who had this problem fixed by Microsoft,
> > that this is the tool they ran to fix it.
> >
> > Anyway, thanks to everyone who responsed to my posts and contributed ideas
> > towards a solution.
> >
> >
> > "Hub V." wrote:
> >
> >> Bill,
> >>
> >> Yesterday, I found the following thread on the internet:
> >> http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/Sho...45429&SiteID=1
> >>
> >> It shows that our problem is known since the beginning of 2007 and
> >> appaerently well known by Microsoft. (?????) There are a few suggestions
> >> made that we're very helpfull for some people. (Look at the end of the
> >> thread) I don't have the time to try it before the weekend, maybe you
> >> have, and have the "guts" to try it out. (I will in the weekend).
> >>
> >> "Bill C." wrote:
> >>
> >>> vinmike,
> >>> Thanks for the feedback. I WILL so the same thing that PA Bear
> >>> suggested
> >>> but have unable to do it so far. I am out of town this week so perhaps
> >>> next weekend.
> >>>
> >>> I have 2 questions for you as I plan out my call to Microsoft:
> >>> 1) How long did it take to solve the problem over the phone? I figured
> >>> it would take a few hours which is one reason I didnt so it last week, I
> >>> never had more than 2 hours free.
> >>>
> >>> 2) WEre you also having problems printing from Outlook? THis was a new
> >>> wrinkle to the problem, my wife just informed me that in addition to all
> >>> the problems with IE7, she couldn't print emails from Outlook Express.
> >>> Now that indicates a larger problem than just IE.
> >>>
> >>> I also did bump up an online support incident to Microsoft. THey sent
> >>> me
> >>> an auto email on 10/4 that said they would get in contact with me within
> >>> 1
> >>> business day but they never did.
> >>>
> >>> "PA Bear" wrote:
> >>>> Thanks for your feeback, Vince.
> >>>>
> >>>> vinmike wrote:
> >>>>> OUR PROBLEMS GOT SOLVED!!!
> >>>>>
> >>>>> I called the IE7 support line that PA BEAR suggested. Although it was
> >>>>> tedious, 3 hours one day , and 2 hours the next, I was successful in
> >>>>> getting
> >>>>> IE& up and working properly on all 3 user accounts, with no IE Script
> >>>>> errors.
> >>>>>
> >>>>> After dealing with the Firstline people, who were helpful, but as
> >>>>> frustrated
> >>>>> as I was, they set it up for a higher level tech to CALL ME!!! Ben
> >>>>> did
> >>>>> call
> >>>>> at the appointed time, took control of my computer, ran a number of
> >>>>> utilities, (some had been run before) and in all this he was able to
> >>>>> repair
> >>>>> my REGISTRY PROBLEM!!!
> >>>>>
> >>>>> Something in the preceding week, or at my upgrade to NIS2008, or in a
> >>>>> number
> >>>>> of monthly clean up processes I do on this computer, caused corruption
> >>>>> of the registry permissions.
> >>>>>
> >>>>> I wish I could tell you all that they did, but it was far too much
> >>>>> frustration over the past 5 days for me too keep good records of all,
> >>>>> and I
> >>>>> do not want to mislead by giving you just some.
> >>>>>
> >>>>> Please take the time to call the IE7 support folks and allow them to
> >>>>> run
> >>>>> through their procedures. Everything you were experienceing fit my
> >>>>> experiences to a tee, the only differences were the particular
> >>>>> programs
> >>>>> affected. I believe we both had exactly the same problem.. Best of
> >>>>> luck, and thank you for sharing your troubleshooting, and Pa Bear's.
> >>>> <snip>
>
>

Tried it in the weekend,

No problems anymore, have re-installed Mcafee everything works fine.

Well Microsoft, put it on your problemsite so everyone can fix it without
searching so long.


"Bill C." wrote:

> THIS SOLVED THE PROBLEM.
>
> I went to this site and saw numerous people having the EXACT same problems
> as me. IE script errors with IE7. Unable to view many web pages. UNable to
> print from IE or Outlook. Some accounts have no problems, some have all
> these problems. Everything is OK if you uninstall IE7 and go back to IE6.
>
> ANyway, I rode the link to the Adobe site which was a tech note for people
> unable to install the Adobe Flash player. They said the install "may fail to
> install if there are incorrect permissions in the registry or if there are
> missing ACLs for the Administrators grup or for the built-in System account".
> SO they pointed to a Microsoft tool called "SubInACL". It seems to have
> fixed some permissions throughout the registry. It went entirely through
> several hives in the registry, actually 2 times. Took about an hour to run.
>
> As far as I can tell all my problems are solved. IE7 works fine. I did not
> uninstall IE7 before running the SubInACL tool. I can print from Outlook.
>
> I'm guessing that for the others who had this problem fixed by Microsoft,
> that this is the tool they ran to fix it.
>
> Anyway, thanks to everyone who responsed to my posts and contributed ideas
> towards a solution.
>
>
> "Hub V." wrote:
>
> > Bill,
> >
> > Yesterday, I found the following thread on the internet:
> > http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/Sho...45429&SiteID=1
> >
> > It shows that our problem is known since the beginning of 2007 and
> > appaerently well known by Microsoft. (?????) There are a few suggestions made
> > that we're very helpfull for some people. (Look at the end of the thread) I
> > don't have the time to try it before the weekend, maybe you have, and have
> > the "guts" to try it out. (I will in the weekend).
> >
> > "Bill C." wrote:
> >
> > > vinmike,
> > > Thanks for the feedback. I WILL so the same thing that PA Bear suggested
> > > but have unable to do it so far. I am out of town this week so perhaps next
> > > weekend.
> > >
> > > I have 2 questions for you as I plan out my call to Microsoft:
> > > 1) How long did it take to solve the problem over the phone? I figured it
> > > would take a few hours which is one reason I didnt so it last week, I never
> > > had more than 2 hours free.
> > >
> > > 2) WEre you also having problems printing from Outlook? THis was a new
> > > wrinkle to the problem, my wife just informed me that in addition to all the
> > > problems with IE7, she couldn't print emails from Outlook Express. Now that
> > > indicates a larger problem than just IE.
> > >
> > > I also did bump up an online support incident to Microsoft. THey sent me an
> > > auto email on 10/4 that said they would get in contact with me within 1
> > > business day but they never did.
> > >
> > > Bill
> > >
> > >
> > > "PA Bear" wrote:
> > >
> > > > Thanks for your feeback, Vince.
> > > >
> > > > vinmike wrote:
> > > > > OUR PROBLEMS GOT SOLVED!!!
> > > > >
> > > > > I called the IE7 support line that PA BEAR suggested. Although it was
> > > > > tedious, 3 hours one day , and 2 hours the next, I was successful in
> > > > > getting
> > > > > IE& up and working properly on all 3 user accounts, with no IE Script
> > > > > errors.
> > > > >
> > > > > After dealing with the Firstline people, who were helpful, but as
> > > > > frustrated
> > > > > as I was, they set it up for a higher level tech to CALL ME!!! Ben did
> > > > > call
> > > > > at the appointed time, took control of my computer, ran a number of
> > > > > utilities, (some had been run before) and in all this he was able to
> > > > > repair
> > > > > my REGISTRY PROBLEM!!!
> > > > >
> > > > > Something in the preceding week, or at my upgrade to NIS2008, or in a
> > > > > number
> > > > > of monthly clean up processes I do on this computer, caused corruption of
> > > > > the registry permissions.
> > > > >
> > > > > I wish I could tell you all that they did, but it was far too much
> > > > > frustration over the past 5 days for me too keep good records of all, and
> > > > > I
> > > > > do not want to mislead by giving you just some.
> > > > >
> > > > > Please take the time to call the IE7 support folks and allow them to run
> > > > > through their procedures. Everything you were experienceing fit my
> > > > > experiences to a tee, the only differences were the particular programs
> > > > > affected. I believe we both had exactly the same problem.. Best of luck,
> > > > > and thank you for sharing your troubleshooting, and Pa Bear's.
> > > > <snip>
> > > >
> > > >