Well, if you really don't like IE7, you can uninstall it, reverting back to IE6.
Microsoft's Windows Update nags you to install IE7, but you can always put a
halt to this nonsense by picking the right option. Then it goes from a
mandatory install to an optional one, and the nagging stops... Ben Myers
On 28 Mar 2007 15:48:49 -0700, "El Terminador"
< > wrote:
>Dell XPS 410- i installed internet explorer 7 (ie 7) and then my
>shortcut did not work
>
>i only installed ie7 because the computer was badgering me to do it,
>and i did not want to start falling behind in my obligations to it.
>
>So i did it and wham! if i just clicked on my shortcut that would
>start explorer it would just hang.
>Actually it would draw a little bit of the screen and then just stop
>responding (hangs)
>
>but everything would work fine if i went to IE via the start button.
>
>rebooting did not help
>
>I even deleted and recreated my shortcut to IE
>
>that did not help
>
>lastly, i found after several hours that i needed to update my 'GOOGLE
>DESKTOP' or whatever is called!
>
>for one thing, i did not think i had google desktop, but i guess i do.
>because after i did the update,
>then everything worked fine.
>
>just posting this in case somebody has the same thing happen to them
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