re: lexplore
Tuesday, March 23, 2004 at 10:55 am
Windows 98 Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by Ms. Eagle
(33640 messages posted)
By, as a last resort, he probably means if other suggestions fail to get IE functioning
properly. It's often the best thing to do, because it de-integrates IE from the OS,
making Windows more stable.
It may be best, in your case, to set up a different browser first. Then download
IE, or find another way to load and install it ie a CD. That IE 6.0 Setup file is
small, and you need to run it while on the net, so the rest of the components can
be downloaded. You'd still need to do a lengthy download.
That's why the backup browser, in case something goes wrong, you'll have a way to
get on the net, until you get things sorted out. It's not mandatory to have IE installed
at all, but many pages can only be viewed correctly in IE, so whether or not you
decide to keep and use a different browser as your main browser, you may still some
version of IE.
Something to consider, do you have a way to back up your data so you can format/wipe
out the drive and reload Windows? That may be what it comes down to, if you still
have problems, unless someone else has an idea.
I'd go ahead and try the IEradicator and be sure to follow instructions correctly.
Keep in mind, if you use Outlook Express, that will be removed also. Check the Readme
file that comes with IEradicator.
Carol
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- re: lexplore (lina: Tuesday, March 23, 2004 at 8:19 am)
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