Scan for malware as per the Virus/Spyware forum section.
Suspishio
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After you rule out any possibility of viruses, try to reser IE. Go to Tools > Internet Options, click the Advanced tab and then click reset and confirm. Now try IE and post back what happens
goldeagle2005
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Oooh... my bad. Go to Control Panel > Internet Options. Click the Advanced tab and then click reset and confirm. See if that helps
goldeagle2005
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Just for the purpose of clarification, In the original post you said it was "Internet Explorer" which was not functioning properly, now you say "Windows Explorer" that is issue.
Which is it?
kaninelupus
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Okay. Go to Start > Run, type inetcpl.cpl and click OK. See if that bring up Internet Options
goldeagle2005
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Type it in the "Start Search" box
goldeagle2005
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It's inetcpl.cpl. You missed the last 'l'
goldeagle2005
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Excellent. Issue resolved
goldeagle2005
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As an extra, quickest way to bring up Run console is the Winkey+R combo
kaninelupus
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It may be you are looking at either a repair or reinstall.
kaninelupus
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