ie7 soltion

hello, i have found a extremely simple soltion to solve the problem with IE7if you are having any, which alot of people are. simpely just right click the icon and click "run as administraor"
thank you feed back please
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Charles,
It worked for me, but I had to do it every time I opened IE. I wonder if there is a way to make ''run as administrator'' permanent. Thanks for the help - way to go.
Bill
"charles" wrote in message hello, i have found a extremely simple soltion to solve the problem with IE7if you are having any, which alot of people are. simpely just right click the icon and click "run as administraor"
thank you feed back please
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yea i've been tryin to figure that out >.< ive looked in the account settings, but it says im the admin -.- yea its pretty weird o yea, and DONT click links. instant lock up. forgot to add that
"Bill" wrote:

Charles,
It worked for me, but I had to do it every time I opened IE. I wonder if there is a way to make ''run as administrator'' permanent. Thanks for the help - way to go.
Bill
"charles" wrote in message hello, i have found a extremely simple soltion to solve the problem with IE7if you are having any, which alot of people are. simpely just right click the icon and click "run as administraor"
thank you feed back please
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yea i know, ive been trying to solve that problem. got 1 down lol. oh yea i fogot to add, DONT click links! instant lock up. well if i find a solotion i will post
"Bill" wrote:

Charles,
It worked for me, but I had to do it every time I opened IE. I wonder if there is a way to make ''run as administrator'' permanent. Thanks for the help - way to go.
Bill
"charles" wrote in message hello, i have found a extremely simple soltion to solve the problem with IE7if you are having any, which alot of people are. simpely just right click the icon and click "run as administraor"
thank you feed back please
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Charles,
As suggested in the Vista Admin group, I uninstalled Java 5 version 7, and all seems well. I then went here:
http://www.javatester.org/version.html
and found out I was running Java version 1.1.4 from Microsoft
I have no idea how or why this whole deal played out - UNLESS Vista came with a Java deal that conflicted with the Java I already had on the machine<G>
For now - all seems well - I just went to my VISA card site and sure enough, I owe them the same amount I did before I installed Vista this morning. Life is good....................................................<G>
Bill

"charles" wrote in message yea i know, ive been trying to solve that problem. got 1 down lol. oh yea i fogot to add, DONT click links! instant lock up. well if i find a solotion i will post
"Bill" wrote:

Charles,
It worked for me, but I had to do it every time I opened IE. I wonder if there is a way to make ''run as administrator'' permanent. Thanks for the help - way to go.
Bill
"charles" wrote in message hello, i have found a extremely simple soltion to solve the problem with IE7if you are having any, which alot of people are. simpely just right click the icon and click "run as administraor"
thank you feed back please
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hello, i have found a extremely simple soltion to solve the problem with IE7if you are having any, which alot of people are. simpely just right click the icon and click "run as administraor"
thank you feed back please
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Well, resetting IE settings from Control Panel -> Internet Options -> Advanced -> Reset Internet Explorer Settings saved my IE. And it's not really secure (well, not secure at all) to launch IE as Administrator. It doesn't need these rights.
Christophe
-- Christophe
Vista beta 2 build 5384.4

i uninstalled it, still having problems..
"Bill" wrote:

Charles,
As suggested in the Vista Admin group, I uninstalled Java 5 version 7, and all seems well. I then went here:
http://www.javatester.org/version.html
and found out I was running Java version 1.1.4 from Microsoft
I have no idea how or why this whole deal played out - UNLESS Vista came with a Java deal that conflicted with the Java I already had on the machine<G
For now - all seems well - I just went to my VISA card site and sure enough, I owe them the same amount I did before I installed Vista this morning. Life is good....................................................<G
Bill

"charles" wrote in message yea i know, ive been trying to solve that problem. got 1 down lol. oh yea i fogot to add, DONT click links! instant lock up. well if i find a solotion i will post
"Bill" wrote:
Charles,
It worked for me, but I had to do it every time I opened IE. I wonder if there is a way to make ''run as administrator'' permanent. Thanks for the help - way to go.
Bill
"charles" wrote in message hello, i have found a extremely simple soltion to solve the problem with IE7if you are having any, which alot of people are. simpely just right click the icon and click "run as administraor"
thank you feed back please
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Hello, if you are having problems with IE7 locking up heres the soltion, simpely right click the icon and click "run as administrator"
hope it helps you
thank you feed back please
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