ie7 frozen

Everytime I open IE7, IE7 freezes and i am given the option to restart or
wait for it to respond.
If i click on restart it reports the problem and then reopens ie7 and again
it again it freezes, which leaves me witht he same options again.

Is there I can get IE7 reinstalled?

thanks

Your issue is likely with 3rd party browser add-ons.

Click start->all programs->accessories->system tools-> Internet Explorer (no
add-ons)

If that starts, you can either disable all add-ons in your internet
properties, or manage add-ons, and go through until you can find out exactly
what program is causing it.

Watch for Sun Java as the root cause of this though, I've been seeing alot
of that lately.

"Papereyes" wrote:

> Everytime I open IE7, IE7 freezes and i am given the option to restart or
> wait for it to respond.
> If i click on restart it reports the problem and then reopens ie7 and again
> it again it freezes, which leaves me witht he same options again.
>
> Is there I can get IE7 reinstalled?
>
> thanks

I am having a problem with !E7. It freezes, and when I look at the Task
Manager, the status is not running. When you select End Task from the Task
Manager, instead of stopping the task, it pops another message box that says
that you can either try to restart it or wait, neither of which is what I
want to do, I want to kill the process.

I thought the problem was Open Office, which I loaded shortly before IE7
started freezing, but now that you bring it up, I had forgotten that I
loaded Sun Java into IE7 about the same time.

I also loaded the Sun Java 5.0 into Vista before I loaded Open Office. I
think the two things are separate. At least I loaded them separately.

Can I uninstall the Sun Java browser plugin?

Todd

"Andrew" <Andrew@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:3EF5E073-E881-4B3C-9653-06D23D62E013@microsoft.com...

> Your issue is likely with 3rd party browser add-ons.
>
> Click start->all programs->accessories->system tools-> Internet Explorer

(no

> add-ons)
>
> If that starts, you can either disable all add-ons in your internet
> properties, or manage add-ons, and go through until you can find out

exactly

> what program is causing it.
>
> Watch for Sun Java as the root cause of this though, I've been seeing alot
> of that lately.
>
> "Papereyes" wrote:
>

or

again