Why won't Yahoo mail work in IE????

E

Eric

We have a few Win2k and win98 PC's, all with IE 6.0 SP1
that are experiencing this problem:

When we login to yahoo mail and press "compose", it just
hangs....pressing reload a few times may bring up the new
mail screen, but usually it just hangs until I force the
browser closed.

Also, if I'm lucky enough to get the compose screen to
come up or if I reply to a message...and press the "To"
or "insert addresses" buttons, I will get the popup box
but it will be blank.

I have already tried the following:
1) reinstalled IE 6
2) registered the usual dll's that are recommended in this
newsgroup in order to fix popup problems
3) Ran adaware and installed spybot
4) ran hijack this! and removed any toolbars and bad
registry entries
5) reinstalled windows and reinstalled SP4 over the
existing installation

Aside from wiping out the hard drive and reloading, I'm
stumped. Any ideas anyone? Thanks in advance for your
help.

Eric
 
G

Guest

Have you tried to setup a mail account for Yahoo? outlook
express\tools..... then set up identities for each user
 
C

Chipmonk

You could try resetting your IE settings:
Tools -> Internet Options -> Security -> Internet -> Default Level.
and:
Tools -> Internet Options -> Advanced -> Restore Defaults.

Failing that, updating your Java Virtual Machine should fix it.
 
G

Guest

Hi,
I too have the same problem. It just surfaced a week back. Please post back on the news group or to me directly ([email protected])

Thanks,
--Srikanth

----- Eric wrote: -----

We have a few Win2k and win98 PC's, all with IE 6.0 SP1
that are experiencing this problem:

When we login to yahoo mail and press "compose", it just
hangs....pressing reload a few times may bring up the new
mail screen, but usually it just hangs until I force the
browser closed.

Also, if I'm lucky enough to get the compose screen to
come up or if I reply to a message...and press the "To"
or "insert addresses" buttons, I will get the popup box
but it will be blank.

I have already tried the following:
1) reinstalled IE 6
2) registered the usual dll's that are recommended in this
newsgroup in order to fix popup problems
3) Ran adaware and installed spybot
4) ran hijack this! and removed any toolbars and bad
registry entries
5) reinstalled windows and reinstalled SP4 over the
existing installation

Aside from wiping out the hard drive and reloading, I'm
stumped. Any ideas anyone? Thanks in advance for your
help.

Eric
 
R

Rich/rerat

Do you have a Pop-Up application running on your PC? You may have to adjust its settings to allow for "yahoo.com" (w/o quotes) pop-ups, so that you can use yahoo mail.

--

Add MS to your News Reader: news://msnews.microsoft.com
Rich/rerat

(RRR News) <message rule>
<<Previous Text Snipped to Save Bandwidth When Appropriate>>


Hi,
I too have the same problem. It just surfaced a week back. Please post back on the news group or to me directly ([email protected])

Thanks,
--Srikanth

----- Eric wrote: -----

We have a few Win2k and win98 PC's, all with IE 6.0 SP1
that are experiencing this problem:

When we login to yahoo mail and press "compose", it just
hangs....pressing reload a few times may bring up the new
mail screen, but usually it just hangs until I force the
browser closed.

Also, if I'm lucky enough to get the compose screen to
come up or if I reply to a message...and press the "To"
or "insert addresses" buttons, I will get the popup box
but it will be blank.

I have already tried the following:
1) reinstalled IE 6
2) registered the usual dll's that are recommended in this
newsgroup in order to fix popup problems
3) Ran adaware and installed spybot
4) ran hijack this! and removed any toolbars and bad
registry entries
5) reinstalled windows and reinstalled SP4 over the
existing installation

Aside from wiping out the hard drive and reloading, I'm
stumped. Any ideas anyone? Thanks in advance for your
help.

Eric
 

Ask a Question

Want to reply to this thread or ask your own question?

You'll need to choose a username for the site, which only take a couple of moments. After that, you can post your question and our members will help you out.

Ask a Question

Top