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Pankaj
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      02-21-2008
In case of a few web sites, whenever I click a control or a link to to
another page of the same site, all the pages visited earlier open and close
one after the other. It makes browsing/ data feeding extremely slow. I have
to keep deleting browsing history and cookies many times in a session to
avoid this. Please help.
This does not happen when the same site is visited in Windows XP.
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Mark L. Ferguson
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      02-21-2008
Well, IMO, it Has to be malware of some kind. Gracefully closing an IE
window requires the handle to the window, just for example. Somebody wrote
something that is doing that on purpose. I would inspect what is running
with Process Explorer, or maybe use Autoruns from the systeminternals site
at MS. In any case, I think you should consider finding some tools to
inspect your system. What you might use depends on what you are comfortable
with.

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"Pankaj" <> wrote in message
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> In case of a few web sites, whenever I click a control or a link to to
> another page of the same site, all the pages visited earlier open and
> close
> one after the other. It makes browsing/ data feeding extremely slow. I
> have
> to keep deleting browsing history and cookies many times in a session to
> avoid this. Please help.
> This does not happen when the same site is visited in Windows XP.
> --
> Pankaj


 
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      03-08-2008
I have got the system cleaned but the problem persists. I also checked with
my two colleagues who use vista. They also face the same problem.
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"Mark L. Ferguson" wrote:

> Well, IMO, it Has to be malware of some kind. Gracefully closing an IE
> window requires the handle to the window, just for example. Somebody wrote
> something that is doing that on purpose. I would inspect what is running
> with Process Explorer, or maybe use Autoruns from the systeminternals site
> at MS. In any case, I think you should consider finding some tools to
> inspect your system. What you might use depends on what you are comfortable
> with.
>
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> Mark L. Ferguson
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> "Pankaj" <> wrote in message
> news:F53E05BE-4968-41B6-91AB-...
> > In case of a few web sites, whenever I click a control or a link to to
> > another page of the same site, all the pages visited earlier open and
> > close
> > one after the other. It makes browsing/ data feeding extremely slow. I
> > have
> > to keep deleting browsing history and cookies many times in a session to
> > avoid this. Please help.
> > This does not happen when the same site is visited in Windows XP.
> > --
> > Pankaj

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Mark L. Ferguson
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      03-08-2008
I would test that site with an IE 7 user that does not have Vista. I suspect
you are seeing one of the things mentioned in the IE 7 Release Notes.

See the Internet Explorer 7 Release Notes.:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/ie/aa740486.aspx

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> I have got the system cleaned but the problem persists. I also checked
> with
> my two colleagues who use vista. They also face the same problem.
> --
> Pankaj
>
>
> "Mark L. Ferguson" wrote:
>
>> Well, IMO, it Has to be malware of some kind. Gracefully closing an IE
>> window requires the handle to the window, just for example. Somebody
>> wrote
>> something that is doing that on purpose. I would inspect what is running
>> with Process Explorer, or maybe use Autoruns from the systeminternals
>> site
>> at MS. In any case, I think you should consider finding some tools to
>> inspect your system. What you might use depends on what you are
>> comfortable
>> with.
>>
>> --
>> Was this helpful? Then click the "Yes" Ratings button. Voting helps the
>> web
>> interface.
>> http://www.microsoft.com/wn3/locales....htm#RateAPost
>>
>> Mark L. Ferguson
>>
>> .
>> "Pankaj" <> wrote in message
>> news:F53E05BE-4968-41B6-91AB-...
>> > In case of a few web sites, whenever I click a control or a link to to
>> > another page of the same site, all the pages visited earlier open and
>> > close
>> > one after the other. It makes browsing/ data feeding extremely slow. I
>> > have
>> > to keep deleting browsing history and cookies many times in a session
>> > to
>> > avoid this. Please help.
>> > This does not happen when the same site is visited in Windows XP.
>> > --
>> > Pankaj

>>

 
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