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Are you the main user? If not, the superuser settings might take precedence over yours.
If you are in a school or business setting, the sysops control such things.
If the computer has Deep Freeze installed, it resets everything back to standard settings when the computer is not being used.
If you are in a school or business setting, the sysops control such things.
If the computer has Deep Freeze installed, it resets everything back to standard settings when the computer is not being used.
Daylight-saving time uses more gasoline
I am running XP SP2 and I upgraded to IE 7 and had problems with freezing I removed that went back to IE 6 and now that is freezing. I disable all the plug-ins and still freezing.
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HELLO
IE sucks full stop mate , to much agro & to many security problems.
Download firefox browser iv'e had it for bout 2 years , its 100 times faster and a 1000 times more secure
IE sucks full stop mate , to much agro & to many security problems.
Download firefox browser iv'e had it for bout 2 years , its 100 times faster and a 1000 times more secure
I wish it was so easy to switch. But I have to use it to access my MLS it is a requirement. Not sure what the problem is. Computer doesn't suck.
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Originally Posted by The Dude 
I didnt realize just how bad it was until the other day!
We have an XP upstairs and i use IE7 when im on that one and it has EVERY TOOLBAR enabled and looks disgusting!!! (Yahoo,Norton,etc)
I uncheck "lock toolbar" and then hide all the xtra garbage then click "lock toolbar" again.
Then i open a new tab OR close it all together and restart it and ALL THE TOOLBARS ARE BACK!! (My customization didnt hold) I have tried it 3 times aleady......
What a piece of crap...... (Im surprised the PHISHING FILTER remains disabled)
/rant over
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Shouldnt have to do that,i like IE6 much better 
Thank you for your message though!
Thank you for your message though!
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