I just did a complete overhaul on my computer (Windows 98 platform), to speed everything 
up and clear off the junk. I was happy to be able to use OE again (after having to 
convert to regular Outlook a few years ago when OE got extremely slow). It was cranking 
along fine this morning, when all that was on my computer aafter the overhaul was 
the internet. Then as I got everything reinstalled, it slowed up again.

Those IT experts out there: are there any programs with which OE is incompatible? 
I'm running OE 6.

When I clicked the icon to open the program, it took 40 seconds for the introductory 
screen to pop up. It took 1 minute 50 seconds for the program itself to open. And 
it took 2 minutes 10 seconds for the Inbox to be visible. Then on top of that, when 
I click Reply, it took 55 seconds for the screen to open that allows me to write. 

Here's what I've got on my computer (which is only about 1/8 full):

Preinstalled Games/Accessories, CD writer, etc
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe PageMaker
Adobe Acrobat
Zone Alarm (Lavasoft)
Microsoft Front Page
Microsoft Office 2000 Professional Edition (package)
Microsoft Works
I *uninstalled* McAfee, because I was told it can be incompatible, and I don't like 
their customer service
Norton System Works
Symantec Live Update (part of Norton)
Webshots
Windows Media Player
WinZip
Ad Aware (Zone Labs)

I had AIM and MSN Messenger installed, but that's when I noticed OE6 being stupid, 
so I uninstalled them, too.

No luck. Still slow.

Any ideas?

Thank you.

Tip: Run a free scan for common Windows errors ad

re: Outlook Express 6 Slow to Load Thursday, April 24, 2003 at 1:23 pm Posted by Cam (4178 messages posted) Try OE file, folder, compact all folders. Also try a really good defrag utility ... SpeedDisk. When did you last use Norton Utilities? Mac FREE OPEN OFFICE DICTIONARIES UNICODE '9x ME TUNING '98/ME FREEWARE '98/ME FDISK FORMAT '98/ME ESSENTIAL DIAGNOSTIC TOOL CODESTUFF STARTER [Reply or follow-up to this message]

re: Outlook Express 6 Slow to Load Thursday, April 24, 2003 at 1:28 pm Posted by JmC (14166 messages posted) Many programs you install think they need to start when you boot your system Sarah. To start with, right click the 'My Computer' icon and then select 'Properties'. Select the 'Performance' tab and check what 'System Resources' reads (with IE running). I've also had reports of connection problems after installing the latest version of WebShots. It thinks it needs Internet access and usually changes your home page also. JmC [Reply or follow-up to this message]

re: Outlook Express 6 Slow to Load Thursday, April 24, 2003 at 1:31 pm Posted by Sarah (6 messages posted) Thank you. I ran SpeedDisk, Norton, and defragged the computer before I wrote my initial message. Unfortunately, compacting the folders didn't make it open any faster. And having just run a system recovery this morning to start everything from scratch, there wasn't much "extra" on there. Thanks for the suggestions though. On Thursday, April 24, 2003 at 1:23 pm, Mac wrote: >Try OE file, folder, compact all folders. Also try a really good defrag utility ... >SpeedDisk. When did you last use Norton Utilities? > > Mac >FREE >OPEN OFFICE >DICTIONARIES >UNICODE '9x ME > >TUNING '98/ME >FREEWARE '98/ME >FDISK FORMAT '98/ME > >ESSENTIAL DIAGNOSTIC TOOL CODESTUFF STARTER >

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Thank you. It reads 35% free. Is there something I should do to change that? Or to change everything from starting at the same time as I start up the computer?


On Thursday, April 24, 2003 at 1:28 pm, JmC wrote:
>
>
>
>

> > >Many programs you install think they need to start when you boot your system Sarah. >To start with, right click the 'My Computer' icon and then select 'Properties'. Select >the 'Performance' tab and check what 'System Resources' reads (with IE running). >I've also had reports of connection problems after installing the latest version >of WebShots. It thinks it needs Internet access and usually changes your home page >also. > > > JmC > >

>
>

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That's surely your problem Sarah. Rather than use MSCONFIG, download and run StartMan. Then you'll need to look over the startup listing to determine what it might be. If you're not sure about an entry, you can right click it and select 'Identify' for detailed information. If you need help with the listing, click 'File' on the toolbar and then 'Save as Text..'. It will generate a startup list that you can copy and paste here in a reply. If you do, be sure to check the box....'Check this box to preserve your spacing' in your reply. JmC

On Thursday, April 24, 2003 at 1:41 pm, Sarah wrote:
>Thank you. It reads 35% free. Is there something I should do to change that? Or to
>change everything from starting at the same time as I start up the computer?
>
>

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When I ran it, there were 3 leftover McAfee files that it deleted. But I'm not sure 
what to do with the rest of it.

Here's what came up:
PCForrest StartMan
Copyright ©2002, PCForrest.
* = Disabled Startup Items
       
Machine Services   HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunServices 
LoadPowerProfile   C:\WINDOWS\Rundll32.exe powrprof.dll,LoadCurrentPwrScheme 
SchedulingAgent   C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\mstask.exe 
Encompass_ENCMONTR   C:\Program Files\Encompass\ENCMONTR.EXE 
Hidserv   C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\Hidserv.exe run 
ScriptBlocking   "C:\Program Files\Common Files\Symantec Shared\Script Blocking\SBServ.exe" 
-reg 
CSINJECT   c:\Program Files\Norton SystemWorks\Norton CleanSweep\CSINJECT.EXE 
NPROTECT   c:\Program Files\Norton SystemWorks\Norton Utilities\NPROTECT.EXE 
SymTray - Norton SystemWorks   "c:\Program Files\Common Files\Symantec Shared\SymTray.exe" 
"Norton SystemWorks" 
TrueVector   C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\ZONELABS\VSMON.EXE -service 
   
Enabled 9 
Disabled 0 
Total 9 
      
All Users Run   HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run 
ScanRegistry   c:\windows\scanregw.exe /autorun 
TaskMonitor   c:\windows\taskmon.exe 
SystemTray   C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\SysTray.Exe 
LoadPowerProfile   C:\WINDOWS\Rundll32.exe powrprof.dll,LoadCurrentPwrScheme 
AtiCwd32   C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\Aticwd32.exe 
AtiKey   C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\Atitask.exe 
HPScanPatch   C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\HPScanFix.exe 
hpsysdrv   c:\windows\system\hpsysdrv.exe 
Keyboard Manager   C:\Program Files\Netropa\One-touch Multimedia Keyboard\MMKeybd.exe 
USBMMKBD   C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\usbmmkbd.exe 
NAV Agent   c:\PROGRA~1\NORTON~1\NORTON~1\NAVAPW32.EXE 
NPROTECT   c:\Program Files\Norton SystemWorks\Norton Utilities\NPROTECT.EXE 
HP Lamp   C:\SCANJET\PrecisionScanPro\HPLamp.exe 
HPSCANMonitor   c:\windows\SYSTEM\hpsjvxd.exe 
StillImageMonitor   C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\STIMON.EXE 
LoadQM   C:\WINDOWS\loadqm.exe 
   
Enabled 16 
Disabled 0 
Total 16 
      
Current User Run   HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run 
Reminder   C:\Program Files\Microsoft Money\System\reminder.exe 
Taskbar Display Controls   C:\WINDOWS\RunDLL.EXE deskcp16.dll,QUICKRES_RUNDLLENTRY 
   
Enabled 2 
Disabled 0 
Total 2 
      
All Users Menu   C:\WINDOWS\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\StartUp 
ZoneAlarm   C:\Program Files\Zone Labs\ZoneAlarm\zonealarm.exe 
   
Enabled 1 
Disabled 0 
Total 1 
      
Current User Menu   C:\WINDOWS\Start Menu\Programs\StartUp 
Microsoft Office   "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office\OSA9.EXE" -b -l 
Microsoft Works Calendar Reminders   C:\Program Files\MSWorks\Calendar\WKCALREM.EXE 
HP Updates   C:\Program Files\BackWeb\BackWeb\Program\backweb.exe 
CleanSweep Smart Sweep-Internet Sweep   C:\Program Files\Norton SystemWorks\Norton 
CleanSweep\csinsm32.exe 
Adobe Gamma Loader.exe   C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\Calibration\Adobe Gamma 
Loader.exe 
   
Enabled 5 
Disabled 0 
Total 5 
   
Grand Totals 
Enabled 33 
Disabled 0 
Total 33 








On Thursday, April 24, 2003 at 1:50 pm, JmC wrote:
>
>
>
>

>
>
>That's surely your problem Sarah. Rather than use MSCONFIG, download and run
>StartMan. 
>
>Then you'll need to look over the startup listing to determine what it might be. 
>If you're not sure about an entry, you can right click it and select 'Identify' 
for 
>detailed information. If you need help with the listing, click 'File' on the toolbar 
>and then 'Save as Text..'. It will generate a startup list that you can copy and 
>paste here in a reply. 
>
>If you do, be sure to check the box....'Check this box to preserve your spacing' 
>in your reply.
>
>
>     JmC
>

>
 
>
>
>
>
>

You may also have this running, if so disable it: How to Disable the Find Fast Indexer JmC

On Thursday, April 24, 2003 at 1:41 pm, Sarah wrote:
>Thank you. It reads 35% free. Is there something I should do to change that? Or to
>change everything from starting at the same time as I start up the computer?
>
>

[Reply or follow-up to this message]

While I did have Fast Find, when I double clicked it, it tried to Install Front Page 
again, so I think that one's OK.






On Thursday, April 24, 2003 at 1:58 pm, JmC wrote:
>
>
>
>

>
>
>You may also have this running, if so disable it: color='orange'>How to Disable the Find Fast Indexer
>
>
>     JmC
>

>
 
>
>
>
>
>
>

You don't need these running...just uncheck them (not remove) within StartMan (overall, everything else looks good). Then reboot and check your available resources again. Encompass_ENCMONTR C:\Program Files\Encompass\ENCMONTR.EXE HP Updates C:\Program Files\BackWeb\BackWeb\Program\backweb.exe JmC

On Thursday, April 24, 2003 at 2:14 pm, Sarah wrote:

>While I did have Fast Find, when I double clicked it, it tried to Install Front 
Page 
>again, so I think that one's OK.
>
>

[Reply or follow-up to this message]

If things aren't better with OE, check this: Outlook Express Starts Very Slowly JmC

On Thursday, April 24, 2003 at 2:14 pm, Sarah wrote:

>While I did have Fast Find, when I double clicked it, it tried to Install Front 
Page 
>again, so I think that one's OK.
>
>

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I would hazard a guess that when you installed System works that you have all of 
the Norton utilities starting with Windows Start-Up to "protect" your system. This 
is OK on a really powerful computer with plenty of resources, but with my 1.0GHz 
PIII and 256Mb RAM it is better to only allow the Registry tracker to start up.

NU has several things starting all of which require system resources.

I would un-install all these things and be VERY selective when re-installing.

The one JmC gave you on OE Opening Very Slowly is well worth looking at.

I use DKLite to keep a check on Norton's Speed Disk as, if you set up Speed Disk 
wrong, when you run DKLite you get a nasty surprise.

Most '98s when defragmented with DKLite ... run better.

Give it a try, it is alawys easy to un-install if you are not pleased with it.

XP-DEFRAG for '98/ME DIRECT DOWNLOAD


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If you have not up-dated to IE6.0 you really should do so. IE(;5 OE5.5 do not have 
sufficient security these days and you have probably just re-installed IE5.5.

Lots of things CAN go wrong if you do not up-date.

Windows Up-Date site for ALL system-critical and security up-dates: Windows Update


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Further to the note on updating.

OLEXP: Outlook Express 5 Starts Very Slowly 235300

OLEXP: Outlook Express Performance Is Slow 271510

Take a look for a Computer Magazine with a fully up-to-date version of IE 6.0 SP1

Then you can remove IE5.5 completely with IERadicator:

Download the IE6.0 SP 1 Installer from the MAIN WINDOWS DOWNLOAD site MS DOWNLOADS

Or the full program as mentioned below.

Then use IEradicator to remove IE completely from your system and re-install after 
running scandisk & and defrag.

Then fully update your system at the Windows Up-Date site for ALL system-critical 
and security up-dates: Windows Update

How to download the FULL program of Internet Explorer 6·0 SP1 to disk.

(Choosing language and Operating system!)


 1./ Download the IE6.0 SP 1 Installer from the MAIN WINDOWS DOWNLOAD site MS DOWNLOADS

 2./ Choose the language which you require at the right side of the page.

 3./ Download the installer (490+Kb) into a new folder called: C:\IE6.0SP1 and open
     the folder to ... FULL ... window.

 4./ Go to Start> Run>: cut & paste this line into the Run window, then press OK

			  ie6setup.exe /c:"ie6wzd.exe /d /s:""#E"""

Or sometimes: C:\IE6.0SP1\ie6setup.exe /c:"ie6wzd.exe /d /s:""#E"""


 5./ In the download window which appears choose the operating system which you want
     to put IE6.0 SP1 onto and press enter.

     All of the cabinet files will now download into the same folder and you can
     then either install or burn to CD-ROM

 6./ Remove your old IE completely from your system using: IEradicator

 7./ Run scandisk & and defrag.

 8./ Run ie6setup.exe from the cabinet files to install the basic IE6.0 SP1

 9./ Now fully update your system at the Windows Up-Date site for ALL system-critical
     and security up-dates: Windows Update

10./ NOTE: Just copy and paste the above line. Otherwise you can get the syntax wrong.


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Yes I know, but still find that it is better to take IE5.0/5.5 off the system and 
clean install IE6.0.

Zone Alarm (Zone Labs)

AdAware (Lavasoft)

Zone Alarm ... may give a conflict with Norton too.

Generally Norton does not like competition.


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THANK YOU!!! In addition to all the other suggestions, this one finally fixed the problem in its entirety. Thanks to the two of you, OE6 works again, and my whole computer is faster. Finally! Have a great weekend.


On Thursday, April 24, 2003 at 3:38 pm, Mac wrote:

>Further to the note on updating.
>
>OLEXP: Outlook Express 5 Starts Very Slowly 235300
>
>OLEXP: Outlook Express Performance Is Slow 271510
>
>Take a look for a Computer Magazine with a fully up-to-date version of IE 6.0 SP1
>
>Then you can remove IE5.5 completely with IERadicator:
>
>Download the IE6.0 SP 1 Installer from the MAIN WINDOWS DOWNLOAD site MS DOWNLOADS
>
>Or the full program as mentioned below.
>
>Then use IEradicator to remove IE completely from your system and re-install after 
>running scandisk & and defrag.
>
>Then fully update your system at the Windows Up-Date site for ALL system-critical 
>and security up-dates: Windows Update
>
>How to download the FULL program of Internet Explorer 6·0 SP1 to disk.
>
>(Choosing language and Operating system!)
>
>
> 1./ Download the IE6.0 SP 1 Installer from the MAIN WINDOWS DOWNLOAD site MS DOWNLOADS
>
> 2./ Choose the language which you require at the right side of the page.
>
> 3./ Download the installer (490+Kb) into a new folder called: C:\IE6.0SP1 and open
>     the folder to ... FULL ... window.
>
> 4./ Go to Start> Run>: cut & paste this line into the Run window, then press OK
>
>			  ie6setup.exe /c:"ie6wzd.exe /d /s:""#E"""
>
>Or sometimes: C:\IE6.0SP1\ie6setup.exe /c:"ie6wzd.exe /d /s:""#E"""
>
>
> 5./ In the download window which appears choose the operating system which you 
want
>     to put IE6.0 SP1 onto and press enter.
>
>     All of the cabinet files will now download into the same folder and you can
>     then either install or burn to CD-ROM
>
> 6./ Remove your old IE completely from your system using: IEradicator
>
> 7./ Run scandisk & and defrag.
>
> 8./ Run ie6setup.exe from the cabinet files to install the basic IE6.0 SP1
>
> 9./ Now fully update your system at the Windows Up-Date site for ALL system-critical
>     and security up-dates: Windows Update
>
>10./ NOTE: Just copy and paste the above line. Otherwise you can get the syntax 
wrong.
>
>
Mac

>FREE
>OPEN OFFICE
>DICTIONARIES
>UNICODE '9x ME
>
>TUNING '98/ME
>FREEWARE '98/ME
>FDISK FORMAT '98/ME
>
>ESSENTIAL DIAGNOSTIC TOOL CODESTUFF STARTER

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Thank you Sarah, very nice of you, you made me and JmC very happy! You too, have 
a nice weekend.

Mac [Iain]

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Nice one Jerry! Success!

Thanks from me to you for ... your ... help.

Time for IE6.0

Iain.

Do you have time and space to check out this Open Office and let me know what you 
think?

I have no problems with it for the moment.

It is the forerunner to Star Office 6.0

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DICTIONARIES
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Hello Sarah, Just an up-date on MSHTML.DLL in case I missed it out.

Whatever the version it should be the SAME as the IE version in help/about.


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This worked for me: Messenger starts up with Outlook express, and if you have removed messenger Outlook express will wait for messenger to start up for approx 30 seconds. You can disable this feature in Outlook express, or in gpedit.msc (cmd-prompt). to make it easy you can also download the program called XPantispy, where you also get a lot of other options. Good luck http://www.xp-antispy.org/

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I dont know if this is it or not but i was having kind of the same problem. I noticed my problem had to do with windows messenger. You may not have this on your machine. I disabled/deleted windows messenger and oe hooks into messenger. since i deleted messenger oe was coming up awfully slow. I re-enabled and it seemed to help. Hope this helps u out.


On Thursday, April 24, 2003 at 1:01 pm, Sarah wrote:

>I just did a complete overhaul on my computer (Windows 98 platform), to speed everything 
>up and clear off the junk. I was happy to be able to use OE again (after having 
to 
>convert to regular Outlook a few years ago when OE got extremely slow). It was cranking 
>along fine this morning, when all that was on my computer aafter the overhaul was 
>the internet. Then as I got everything reinstalled, it slowed up again.
>
>Those IT experts out there: are there any programs with which OE is incompatible? 
>I'm running OE 6.
>
>When I clicked the icon to open the program, it took 40 seconds for the introductory 
>screen to pop up. It took 1 minute 50 seconds for the program itself to open. And 
>it took 2 minutes 10 seconds for the Inbox to be visible. Then on top of that, when 
>I click Reply, it took 55 seconds for the screen to open that allows me to write. 
>
>Here's what I've got on my computer (which is only about 1/8 full):
>
>Preinstalled Games/Accessories, CD writer, etc
>Adobe Photoshop
>Adobe PageMaker
>Adobe Acrobat
>Zone Alarm (Lavasoft)
>Microsoft Front Page
>Microsoft Office 2000 Professional Edition (package)
>Microsoft Works
>I *uninstalled* McAfee, because I was told it can be incompatible, and I don't like 
>their customer service
>Norton System Works
>Symantec Live Update (part of Norton)
>Webshots
>Windows Media Player
>WinZip
>Ad Aware (Zone Labs)
>
>I had AIM and MSN Messenger installed, but that's when I noticed OE6 being stupid, 
>so I uninstalled them, too.
>
>No luck. Still slow.
>
>Any ideas?
>
>Thank you.

[Reply or follow-up to this message]

See Microsoft Knowledge base article 327390 http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;nl;327390


On Thursday, April 24, 2003 at 1:01 pm, Sarah wrote:

>I just did a complete overhaul on my computer (Windows 98 platform), to speed everything 
>up and clear off the junk. I was happy to be able to use OE again (after having 
to 
>convert to regular Outlook a few years ago when OE got extremely slow). It was cranking 
>along fine this morning, when all that was on my computer aafter the overhaul was 
>the internet. Then as I got everything reinstalled, it slowed up again.
>
>Those IT experts out there: are there any programs with which OE is incompatible? 
>I'm running OE 6.
>
>When I clicked the icon to open the program, it took 40 seconds for the introductory 
>screen to pop up. It took 1 minute 50 seconds for the program itself to open. And 
>it took 2 minutes 10 seconds for the Inbox to be visible. Then on top of that, when 
>I click Reply, it took 55 seconds for the screen to open that allows me to write. 
>
>Here's what I've got on my computer (which is only about 1/8 full):
>
>Preinstalled Games/Accessories, CD writer, etc
>Adobe Photoshop
>Adobe PageMaker
>Adobe Acrobat
>Zone Alarm (Lavasoft)
>Microsoft Front Page
>Microsoft Office 2000 Professional Edition (package)
>Microsoft Works
>I *uninstalled* McAfee, because I was told it can be incompatible, and I don't like 
>their customer service
>Norton System Works
>Symantec Live Update (part of Norton)
>Webshots
>Windows Media Player
>WinZip
>Ad Aware (Zone Labs)
>
>I had AIM and MSN Messenger installed, but that's when I noticed OE6 being stupid, 
>so I uninstalled them, too.
>
>No luck. Still slow.
>
>Any ideas?
>
>Thank you.

[Reply or follow-up to this message]

And here's the English version :) http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;327390


On Wednesday, October 22, 2003 at 11:17 am, Ralph wrote:
>See Microsoft Knowledge base article
>327390
>
>http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;nl;327390
>
>

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Sarah.Re. your remedy for OE6 dated April 25 2003 by using ieradicator,are OE6 and IE6 still ok following your fix?I was considering trying this myself to solve the same problem.


On Friday, April 25, 2003 at 9:16 am, Sarah wrote:
>THANK YOU!!! In addition to all the other suggestions, this one finally fixed the
>problem in its entirety. Thanks to the two of you, OE6 works again, and my whole
>computer is faster. Finally! Have a great weekend.
>
>

[Reply or follow-up to this message]

Check your anti virus software as with my pc it scans olxp6 everytime i switch on the pc. turn off the anti-virus and reboot. Open olxp6 and see if its any quicker. if the case is yes then i suggest you update your cpu or put up with it. im saving for my cpu.


On Wednesday, October 22, 2003 at 11:17 am, Ralph wrote:
>See Microsoft Knowledge base article
>327390
>
>http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;nl;327390
>
>Regards Dave/Steve

[Reply or follow-up to this message]

this may be years later. but I've just encounter the problem and although the solutions will work, for those that disable messenger in windows, this would be a problem too. you can click on RUN and type: ( RunDll32 advpack.dll,LaunchINFSection %windir%\INF\msmsgs.inf,BLC.Remove ) which will remove messenger, which is tied to outlook, and outlook will load up a lot faster without having to reinstall IE and its components.


On Friday, November 7, 2003 at 3:22 am, PETER wrote:
>Sarah.Re. your remedy for OE6 dated April 25 2003 by using ieradicator,are OE6 and
>IE6 still ok following your fix?I was considering trying this myself to solve the
>same problem.
>
>

[Reply or follow-up to this message]

Could I offer my thanks too? I discovered this site when my OE ground almost to stop and I googled for a solution. I had earlier downloaded and installed Opera (just to see what it was like)when the trouble started .. coincidence?? With some trepidation I followed the instructions for IEradictor and a reinstallation and to my joy it worked. Opera also loads quicker. Thanks again Dave


On Friday, April 25, 2003 at 9:16 am, Sarah wrote:
>THANK YOU!!! In addition to all the other suggestions, this one finally fixed the
>problem in its entirety. Thanks to the two of you, OE6 works again, and my whole
>computer is faster. Finally! Have a great weekend.
>
>

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