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04-Jul-2009, 10:26 PM #1

Ie7 removed again

I have re-installed IE6 to replace IE7. Earlier this evening, 7 was causing all kinds problems with this machine I am now using at home. Could not surf, Ctrl>Alt>Delete was showing IE7 was using 99% of my ram and lockups. Rebooted, cleared browser cache and still got the same results. Started using 6 again for the umpteenth time and no more problems. IE6 is here stay on this machine. MS Updates immediately flashed me that I have IE7updates waiting. I waved it off with a "don't tell me about this again".

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BIOSTAR M7NCG 400 AMD 3300+ ULTRA 1 GB DDR RAM BenQ DW1620 INTERNAL DVD+/- RW/+- DL IE8 WIN XP PRO SP3 AND 1 80GB WD HDD and Viewsonic 19" LCD monitor Samsung Laser Print. Am using Cable

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