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Is IE8 a dog??
I have been having this problem ever since downloading IE8. A deep scan by Reimage detected trouble with IE and crypt.32, but repeated scans with Spybot, Avira, Malwarebytes and AWC found nothing. My Dell is slow as a wet weekend, I've cleaned it thoroughly, but no joy. Looks like a clean reinstall of XP is in my future. Any advice anyone??
I have been having this problem ever since downloading IE8. A deep scan by Reimage detected trouble with IE and crypt.32, but repeated scans with Spybot, Avira, Malwarebytes and AWC found nothing. My Dell is slow as a wet weekend, I've cleaned it thoroughly, but no joy. Looks like a clean reinstall of XP is in my future. Any advice anyone??
Is IE8 a dog??
I have been having this problem ever since downloading IE8. A deep scan by Reimage detected trouble with IE and crypt.32, but repeated scans with Spybot, Avira, Malwarebytes and AWC found nothing. My Dell is slow as a wet weekend, I've cleaned it thoroughly, but no joy. Looks like a clean reinstall of XP is in my future. Any advice anyone??
I have been having this problem ever since downloading IE8. A deep scan by Reimage detected trouble with IE and crypt.32, but repeated scans with Spybot, Avira, Malwarebytes and AWC found nothing. My Dell is slow as a wet weekend, I've cleaned it thoroughly, but no joy. Looks like a clean reinstall of XP is in my future. Any advice anyone??
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My solution has been: use FireFox and Chrome.
FireFox is my main browser, loaded with flashblock, popup blockers, and other add-ins. I use Chrome for stuff that doesn't work right in FireFox because of all the add-ins.
Life goes on.
FireFox is my main browser, loaded with flashblock, popup blockers, and other add-ins. I use Chrome for stuff that doesn't work right in FireFox because of all the add-ins.
Life goes on.
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