Help IE7

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Mr. Freeze

I am currentally using Windows Interenet Explorer 7, or it's supposed to be
the latest version w/updates.

I am using Windows Vista Home Basic 32 bit version.

I am also using the Microsoft Finger Print reader w/latest updates "That do
work with my Vista", which I might add is a great program because I hate
typing in or double clicking passwords and information like that.

Ok here is my problem, within the last few days or so "Which I didn't
notice this problem untill a few days ago", When I log onto IE 7 and
internet my computer has started freezing and then ask me to make a
selection either close the program or reload it or stop it. It's really
frustrating. I have a feeling everyone is going to say it's the Finger Print
reader, but it doesn't happen with everything, I wish I could be more
specific as to when it happens but it seems to have a mind of it's on. As of
now I have UAC and IE7 Protected mode "ON", and plan to keep that on.
Although I have noticed that certain site's like yahoo's podcast site want
let me d/l or listen to their podcast on my computer with protected mode on.
Any idea's or thoughts would be appreciated. I am no expert and I know a lot
of you out there are! Thank you for your time.

One last thing and I hope I don't catch any crap over this but I have a
friend that has a forum that is awesome and I would like to list his link
here for anyone who likes sports. It's called "The Sporting Nation", and
here is the link

http://z6.invisionfree.com/That_Sporting_Nation/index.php

Do me a favor and tell them Dirty-Bird sent you!

That's not why I posted this message though, I really do need some
information about this problem. Any thoughts would be appreciated! Thanks
for taking the time to read.
 
I have just started recently getting the same era when trying to log onto
sites with user names and password..


Regards

Caesar
 
You're not going to get an answer any faster by posting the same message 4
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