PA Bear wrote:
: 1. Your cache may be damaged. Delete it:
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http://inetexplorer.mvps.org/archive/answers_8.htm#deltree.
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and I did, and came across the following:
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Recreating the cache, history and cookie folders when corrupted
Export your cookies using file/import and export. You can import them when
you are finished.
Shut down all programmes and boot into dos if you are using Windows 95 or
98. If using Windows ME use an appropriate disc to access DOS. Run the
following commands from the windows directory, typically c:\windows\>
smartdrv
deltree history (note: use this command to delete the history folder)
deltree tempor~1 (note: use this command to delete the IE cache)
deltree cookies (note: use this command to delete the cookies folder)
Reboot using ctrl, alt, del if using Windows 95 or 98. If using WindowsME
remember to remove the boot floppy.
Windows 2000 users will have to log in as Administrator to be able to delete
the folders in question directly from within Windows Explorer. Windows XP
users will use the same procedure.
NOTE:
Different operating systems use different paths to the history, temporary
internet files and cookies folders. Check your system to make sure that you
are using the correct path for your machine. For example, you may find your
folders are located at ...\documents and settings\{identity}\{dir} or
similar.
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which isn't all that clear on how to deal with a problem in XP
anyways I eventually journeyed to <Tools> <Internet Options> <General>
<Temporary Internet Files> and deleted Cookies, Files and all Offline
storage, rebooted my machine and problem appears to be solved.
Thank You
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A file that big?
It might be very useful.
But now it is gone