what is this?

What is this and how do I get it from poping up all the time?

 

When does it pop up? Does it pop up at startup? If so:
Start > Run > msconfig > Startup tab > uncheck anything suspicious > OK
[note: do not touch any of the other tabs]

 

When i'm on the internet.

 

Solution.

 

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Firefox isnt always the cure!

 

Yes it is.

 

reinstall IE maybe?

 

I'd go with this. It should work. Should.

Don't get Firefox. I have Firefox. Don't get me wrong, it's a nice little browser. But it has one massive downfall... It doesn't know almost any CSS commands. So if you have a webpage with a large amount of CSS. You're just gonna get white space. Which annoys me thoroughly.

 

I'd go with this. It should work. Should.

Don't get Firefox. I have Firefox. Don't get me wrong, it's a nice little browser. But it has one massive downfall... It doesn't know almost any CSS commands. So if you have a webpage with a large amount of CSS. You're just gonna get white space. Which annoys me thoroughly. [/b][/quote]



While you're reinstalling IE, might want to reinstall FX too, or install 1.0.6 if you haven't already...

 

Yeah I have no problem either and all my CSS validates so...

 

I'd go with this. It should work. Should.

Don't get Firefox. I have Firefox. Don't get me wrong, it's a nice little browser. But it has one massive downfall... It doesn't know almost any CSS commands. So if you have a webpage with a large amount of CSS. You're just gonna get white space. Which annoys me thoroughly. [/b][/quote]
Yeah, the CSS that Firefox DOESN'T recognize is wrong.

Firefox is the most web-compliant browser there is.

Like Todd said, IE lets too many devs get away with fake code.

Like, for example:

{background-color: none;}

when it should really be:

{background-color: transparent;}

IE is actually out of date with CSS as well. It uses CSS1 even though CSS2 is out. They believe CSS2 is flawed.

 

Yeah.

IE doesn't even pass the ACID test...well actually no browsers do, but yeah.

 

u can uninstall IE, but im not sure you would go about reinstalling it. maybe microsoft's website will allow you to download it again.

if not IE7 is supposedly coming out soon.

 

Unfortunately. <_<

 

i thought you could remove it as an component of windows by going into disk clean up

 

i thought you could remove it as an component of windows by going into disk clean up [/b][/quote]
It gives you the impression of uninstalling it. But it's a core component of the OS.

If I remember correctly, Windows Explorer IS IE.

 

It gives you the impression of uninstalling it. But it's a core component of the OS.

If I remember correctly, Windows Explorer IS IE. [/b][/quote]
Yep.

Even thou you "remove" it, it'll still always be there.
Start > Run > 'iexplore.exe'