Hi All,

For about two weeks now my cookies are all being cleared automatically when I close my browser - regardless of which browser I'm using (in particular this is forcing me to re-log into any...

what error (quote error msg verbatim pls)?
what ver IE?
what ver OS?

please do NOT cross-post. i was going to refer you to a post that would give you a link in resolving your problem (here), when i realized that you cross-posted the same question in at least one other...

CTRL-ALT-DEL

as stated else where (by caperjack? not sure) iedll.exe is neither a normal file component of IE nor Windows (seeing how a true dll file is not executable) and as such your pc is likely infected with...

have u tried going to repair IE through the add/remove utility in control panel?

have u tried deleting cookies & temp files (also select "all offline content")?

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yes, it works w/Win98. the process does not actually uninstall the program; it only fixes, or attempts to fix actually, whatever files it identifies as being a component of IE and overwrites...

LOL! thanks, SO easy & yet... :o ;)

what OS r u using?
how r u connected to the internet (DU, DSL, CBLMDM/LAN)?
what browser/ver?

try going to add remove programs, select IE, select add/remove, select repair IE & hit ok

well, its nice that youre using a LAN, but that doesn't really tell me whether or not you're using tcp/ip. i'll make that assumption since it's highly probably, but not given, that you are. from the...

if your other pc's are running fine then it's likely a pc specific problem, but to rule out the router u may try connecting the problematic pc directly to ur modem for an appropriate length of time...

what steps have you already taken to try to resolve the problem yourself?

are you using a tcp/ip connection?

as posted by caperjack in response to a similar issue (IE Problems): How to Reinstall or Repair Internet Explorer and Outlook Express in Windows XP (http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=318378)

some sites use IE specific code

i hope this link helps
Subject: View Source Problem in IE 6.0 SP1 (http://computing.net/windowsxp/wwwboard/forum/43008.html)

fyi: http://www.mredkj.com/tutorials/tips_ie.html

2G!!! :!: i keep mine @ 1 MB! :!: correct me if i'm wrong here, but large cache for a dial-up is good, but i see no sense in having such a large cache for a dsl/cm connection; just soo many more...

it could be spyware, which may also be accessible via add/remove programs; otherwise it might be a registry entry. be very, Very, VERY careful mucking around with the registry.

pls post the error msg verbatim

sounds like a cookie or scripting issue. you might want to try the following, and then see if the problem continues after that:

1) launch IE, go to Tools & then Internet Options;
2) on the...

just posted this for another issue, but it may well be applicable to your issue as well, and its a good way to establish a baseline for further t/s.

try the following:
1) launch IE, go to Tools &...

try going to Internet Options, General tab, Settings, and enlarge the cache buffer. pls let me know if tht works

just posted this for another issue, but it may well be applicable to your issue as well:

try the following:
1) launch IE, go to Tools & then Internet Options;
2) on the General tab (which it...

try the following:
1) launch IE, go to Tools & then Internet Options;
2) on the General tab (which it launches to) delete cookies and temporary internet files, including all offline content;
3) go...

Might be easier to simply reinstall IE.

i see u mentioned restoring defaults, but what the more likely resolution of reseting web settings?

try right clickng a file link, notate the file name, then left click to have IE download the...

ok, i'm guessing the above hasn't worked for you - have you checked both your Internet and Intranet security settings?

since this just started happening, rather than me attempting to track down a possibly non-existent solution, how about restoring defaults (IE/ Tools/ Internet Options/ Advanced/ click "Restore...

what ie ver?