Has anyone had a problem with IE 7 or IE 6 trying to redirect?

After the latest security update, Both ie6 and ie7 try to load multiple
browswers or tabs in a google search when I type in a URL. I am using
windows XP

Then end result is a blank page that has not connected to the destination.

I have been reading alot of comments lately about the problems everyone is
having with the latest updates. It looks like the last security patch was
very badly written and Microsoft needs to remove it and put up a better one.

I'm glad I have firefox on my computer so I can use it to browse the internet.

I had the same problem with the Cumulative Update for IE 6, #933566. Various
pages would not load, then would be okay when I hit Reload, or Back then
Forward. What a pain- typical Microsoft update. ALWAYS create a Restore
Point before installing, and test each update thoroughly before going on to
the next. I used System Restore and the problems mostly went away (except
for a weird warning or two which didn't seem to matter). The latest Windows
XP updates work okay, but the IE 6 Security one may create problems.
Get Firefox, or better yet, a Mac....



"Vila" wrote:

> After the latest security update, Both ie6 and ie7 try to load multiple
> browswers or tabs in a google search when I type in a URL. I am using
> windows XP
>
> Then end result is a blank page that has not connected to the destination.
>
> I have been reading alot of comments lately about the problems everyone is
> having with the latest updates. It looks like the last security patch was
> very badly written and Microsoft needs to remove it and put up a better one.
>
> I'm glad I have firefox on my computer so I can use it to browse the internet.
>
>

Thank you for the tips.

I did not make a restore point before this latest update, but I do a
registry clean up and back up once a week, so I will try out the system
restore tip.

"Mr. News" wrote:

> I had the same problem with the Cumulative Update for IE 6, #933566. Various
> pages would not load, then would be okay when I hit Reload, or Back then
> Forward. What a pain- typical Microsoft update. ALWAYS create a Restore
> Point before installing, and test each update thoroughly before going on to
> the next. I used System Restore and the problems mostly went away (except
> for a weird warning or two which didn't seem to matter). The latest Windows
> XP updates work okay, but the IE 6 Security one may create problems.
> Get Firefox, or better yet, a Mac....
>
>
>
> "Vila" wrote:
>
> > After the latest security update, Both ie6 and ie7 try to load multiple
> > browswers or tabs in a google search when I type in a URL. I am using
> > windows XP
> >
> > Then end result is a blank page that has not connected to the destination.
> >
> > I have been reading alot of comments lately about the problems everyone is
> > having with the latest updates. It looks like the last security patch was
> > very badly written and Microsoft needs to remove it and put up a better one.
> >
> > I'm glad I have firefox on my computer so I can use it to browse the internet.
> >
> >