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Joe101
When I click on an email address in a web page (for example on a companies
"Contact Us" email address) over 60 instances of IE6.0 are launched. In
fact when clicking an email address in a locally stored HTML document the
same thing happens The 60+ copies of IE fill my screen one on top of
another.
Actually I get a message first, "Could not perform the operation because the
default mail client is not properly installed", after acknowledging error
is when the 60+ copies start loading.
I can close each one, one at a time, and the computer seems to function
properly again without rebooting. I'm running XP.
Another odd thing that I noticed is that when I do a CTL-ALT-DEL to bring up
the END TASK list to kill the 60+ EI instances, the END TASK window has no
name on the top line nor an X in the top right hand corner to close it.
In fact it will not close and always stays on top. If I launch multiple
copies using CTL-ALT-DEL they too will not close. However they do display
the 60+ instances of IE running and I can close each one with END TASK
button and eventually restore machine to normal, but the window stay on top
and must be move to the side to get screen work place.
Thanks in advance for any help.
Joe
"Contact Us" email address) over 60 instances of IE6.0 are launched. In
fact when clicking an email address in a locally stored HTML document the
same thing happens The 60+ copies of IE fill my screen one on top of
another.
Actually I get a message first, "Could not perform the operation because the
default mail client is not properly installed", after acknowledging error
is when the 60+ copies start loading.
I can close each one, one at a time, and the computer seems to function
properly again without rebooting. I'm running XP.
Another odd thing that I noticed is that when I do a CTL-ALT-DEL to bring up
the END TASK list to kill the 60+ EI instances, the END TASK window has no
name on the top line nor an X in the top right hand corner to close it.
In fact it will not close and always stays on top. If I launch multiple
copies using CTL-ALT-DEL they too will not close. However they do display
the 60+ instances of IE running and I can close each one with END TASK
button and eventually restore machine to normal, but the window stay on top
and must be move to the side to get screen work place.
Thanks in advance for any help.
Joe