There should be a way to perform a repair on Internet Explorer via the IE Setup program.
cscgal
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You are right about IE´s close relationship with Windows. Take your original Win2000 CD and just reinstall. Be sure not to pick the choice of installing a new version, it will wipe out your hard disk.
But when you choose the option (not sure exactly what it says) of reinstalling, (it will be obvious what it does), then it should repair the IE files, and anything else that is corrupted, without touching any of your other files...I´ve done it before and ti works!
zeroth
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Once you are able to get online with it, you should go to Windows Update and get the Critical Updates for your system (SP4).
dlh6213
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1) I think this is some kinda plug in problem ... disable IE plugins and then try again ..
2) You can try IEFIX to repair or reinstall internet explorer .... download it from here :
http://windowsxp.mvps.org/utils/IEFix.zip
Uncheck the two check boxes (if they're checked), insert windows cd and then click apply.
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