Uninstall IE6 sp1?

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I followed some advice from one of the MSN troubleshoot sites that spoke of IE script errors on line 93... when I tried printing from a web page. It suggest in this order: first: delete IE temp files, I did. Second, change amount of display colors, I did. The 3rd was to go to the change/uninstall program for IE & repair IE ( I have Windows 2000) BUT there was no option for repair!! I had thought that after clicking the change/uninstall button, the Repair window opens. Didn't happen. I, of course, didn't reboot as suggested for the change/demise of IE. My first question is: Can I reverse this mistake without uninstalling IE 6 sp 1 & lose anything that's associated. I didn't backup my system yet so I can't revert to a previous saved date. I do have the emergency repair disk, however. Would this help me so I wouldn't lose any info ? Also, a couple of weeks ago, I lost the History files. The only ones that show are "By most visited" . The M-F folders only show when I go into Windows Explorer. I do use disk cleanup, but I don't think this has any bearing on History, or does it? I have & use Adaware & Spybot. Please, I almost at my wit's end. Thanks in advance.
 
An error has occurred in the script on this page
Line: 93
Char: 1
Code: 0
URL: res//C:\WINDOWS\System32\shdoclc.dll/preview.dlg

Try this quick fix:
IE- Tools -Internet Options - Advanced

Uncheck: Enable third-party browser extensions
[requires restart]

If that works, then check for a problem BHO
BHODemon
http://www.definitivesolutions.com/bhodemon.htm

....Alan
--
Alan Edwards, MS MVP W95/98 Systems
http://dts-l.org/index.html

In microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6.browser, "Annette"
I followed some advice from one of the MSN troubleshoot sites that spoke of IE script errors on line 93... when I tried printing from a web page.
(snip strange advice in case someone else tries it)
 
Chances are IE 6 is not gone. However it is easy to
download and reinstall if it is gone. Obviously you are
using to post to this page (aren't you?). If you want to
save your favorites just in case it is ixshnay after
reboot try exporting: File/Import Export/Click
Next/Export Favorites and then save it to a location you
can easily retrieve. Once that is done go here:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/downloads/critical/ie6
sp1/default.asp and download IE 6 sp 1 to be sure you
have it if you need it. I'll bet when you reboot it is
still there but if not you can just reinstall. Maybe that
will even take care of your other problem. Good Luck!

-----Original Message-----
I followed some advice from one of the MSN troubleshoot
sites that spoke of IE script errors on line 93... when I
tried printing from a web page. It suggest in this order:
first: delete IE temp files, I did. Second, change amount
of display colors, I did. The 3rd was to go to the
change/uninstall program for IE & repair IE ( I have
Windows 2000) BUT there was no option for repair!! I had
thought that after clicking the change/uninstall button,
the Repair window opens. Didn't happen. I, of course,
didn't reboot as suggested for the change/demise of IE.
My first question is: Can I reverse this mistake without
uninstalling IE 6 sp 1 & lose anything that's associated.
I didn't backup my system yet so I can't revert to a
previous saved date. I do have the emergency repair disk,
however. Would this help me so I wouldn't lose any info ?
Also, a couple of weeks ago, I lost the History files.
The only ones that show are "By most visited" . The M-F
folders only show when I go into Windows Explorer. I do
use disk cleanup, but I don't think this has any bearing
on History, or does it? I have & use Adaware & Spybot.
Please, I almost at my wit's end. Thanks in advance.
 

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