Damaged Objects?

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Jorge Bravo

When I look into

InternetOptions/General/BrowsingHistory-Settings/ViewObjects

I find that the Properties/dependecy of mot iconf shows in the upper box
'File Name' the word 'Damaged'

Why is this? What should I do? delete the icons? Could it be due to a
virus?

Thank you
 
Jorge Bravo said:
When I look into

InternetOptions/General/BrowsingHistory-Settings/ViewObjects

I find that the Properties/dependecy of mot iconf shows in the upper box
'File Name' the word 'Damaged'

Why is this? What should I do? delete the icons? Could it be due to a
virus?

Thank you
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Not likely a virus. Probably just a damaged OCX file. Delete it and it
should download again next time it is needed.

If you want better answers for IE7 questions please see:

In a newsreader:
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.internetexplorer.general

On the web:
http://www.microsoft.com/communitie...?dg=microsoft.public.internetexplorer.general
 
Jorge said:
When I look into

InternetOptions/General/BrowsingHistory-Settings/ViewObjects

I find that the Properties/dependency of most objects show in the upper box
'File Name' the word 'Damaged'

Why is this? What should I do, delete the icons? Could it be due to a
virus?

Thank you
Click to expand...

Right-click one and look at its properties. If anything you want,
right-click, click Update. If not wanted, just click Remove. They
should be reinstalled as needed.
 
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