ever since i downloaded sp2 a few days ago. i can't open links. to my email or website links. how do i fix this? like i can't open this www.espn.com or anything. it just freezes.
everything is enabled.maxmelbin said:On ie , click on tools , add on manager , and check if any plugin like shockwave , java etc that is required by sites are disabled , if yes enable them ...
did that yesterdaymaxmelbin said:try disabling pop -up blocker
Yep - same thing is happening to me. Some one said that there are updates available for SP2 - I am still trying to find them. Why did you use SP2 instead of SP4? Let me be clear - I don't know much about computers, but I am having the same problems - is there a particular reason you went with SP2?track 1 said:ever since i downloaded sp2 a few days ago. i can't open links. to my email or website links. how do i fix this? like i can't open this www.espn.com or anything. it just freezes.
mset said:Yep - same thing is happening to me. Some one said that there are updates available for SP2 - I am still trying to find them. Why did you use SP2 instead of SP4? Let me be clear - I don't know much about computers, but I am having the same problems - is there a particular reason you went with SP2?
The instructions for uninstalling SP2 are here
http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/support/issues/sp2faq.asp
But they don't mean anything unless you are a programmer. Sometimes it CAN'T be uninstalled apparently.
Will overinstalling SP4 help us? Who knows?
Not me - there is nothing in Add/Remove programs that will allow me to uninstall SP2 - all I have that says Service Pack on it is Internet Explorer Service Pack 1.maxmelbin said:ya u can uninstall SP2 .. uninstall from add / remove program ....
Nice!! But I notice that the link is for Windows XP SP2 help.prospect said:Try going here to call Microsoft and maybe get some free help with sp2.
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