Bob,
You say IE is not listed in Control Panel Add/Remove Programs. It should be
listed as "Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 SP1 and Internet Tools". If so,
remove it and re-install it from Microsoft downloads.
Good luck,
"BOB227" wrote:
> We are using WindowsXP and IE. Our ISP is Optonline. We were having an issue
> where we are able to open, read, delete, file all mail but as soon as we
> wanted to either reply to an email and/or creat a new email from scratch we
> got a pop-up msg that stated that "IE Experienced a problem and must shut
> down" and then our entire internet crashed & shut-down.
>
> We contacted Optonline who said it is a definite issue w/Microsoft and/or
> IE. We contacted Dell who said that we need to completely remove IE from the
> add/remove programs and install a "Clean Copy" of IE??? I went to add/remove
> programs and do not see IE and was told to click on componets and click on
> IE, Next, and continue to remove.
>
> I don't wanna make a bad situation worse. I just wanna be able to use IE,
> have proper use of my email, get back to IE and all of my favorite places,
> etc... etc...
>
> Can someone/Anyone please point me in the right direction of how to remove
> the old IE and how do I then install a new CLEAN COPY of IE and has anyone
> had this email issue w/IE-Microsoft as well???
>
> We have scanned for spyware, adware, we have removed all pop-up
> blockers including the google toolbar, help, please please please help,
> thanks!!
>
>
> I am still having ongoing issues w/my IE Explorer email crashing. I have
> tried several of the suggestions on here and am still having the same issue.
>
> It is my understanding that the very next thing I need to do is 100%
> completely remove/uninstall IE from my PC but when I go to Start - Control
> Panel - Add/Remove Prpgrams I do not see IE listed???
>
> Someone said that I need to then click on components, uncheck the box next
> to IE and then go thru the prompts of next, next next, next, next, etc...
> etc... and it will be uninstalled or removed but now I did that and tried to
> reinstall IE and I get
> a prompt that "A Newer version of IE is already installed on the PC"??? I
> think that was because someone gave me a link to Windows98 to install but
> none-the-less.....if I had already removed and/or uninstalled W-XP IE from
> the PC properly then how in the world could I even be getting a prompt like
> that message???
>
> How in the world do I remove IE from the system and how can I
> confirm that it is completely removed from the system before running a virus
> scan and trying to reinstall it again from the WindowsXP disc??? Also,
> someone said I may have to completely remove WindowsXP Service pack from the
> pc at the add/remove programs, is that so???
>
> I am not good with these things!! This is going on for 3 friggin months!! I
> just want WindowsXP, IE and my email to work properly again. I am so
> confused. Please help, someone, anyone, Pleeeeeeeeeease!! Thanks
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