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i m runnig XP professoinal. when i try to connct to the internet i m hit with an error saying INTERNET SIGNUP FILE IS CURRUPT. how can i reinstall internet explorer. i went to add remove programs in control panel but its not listed there, neither in ADD / REMOVE WINDOWS PROGRAMS. i m really annoyed with this problem now. how can i remove IE and reinstall it. pz help me. it urgent, as i got a lot of work to do, which i m not being able to.
many thanx.:mad:
just try to reinstall Xp over?
is this dial up or adsl?
this is on DIAL UP. i m using a modem. i had windows XP hom edition. Internet used to work than but than i had problems so i upgraded to WINDOWS XP PROFESSIONAL and now i m hit with that problem i told u about.
Sounds like you broke the internet ;)
You can't remove IE.
Get a copy of the version you have or higher and reinstall it.
And a dictionary.
Yes, and you can download both from the internet... Oh wait, that could be a problem... hmmmm...;)Quote:
Originally posted by BoogyMan
Get a copy of the version you have or higher and reinstall it.
And a dictionary.
And how is this helping her guys?? :confused:Quote:
Originally posted by Mr. Wampus
Yes, and you can download both from the internet... Oh wait, that could be a problem... hmmmm...;)
Girl, you can download IE6, and find more info here
OMG!! Mr. W!!Quote:
Originally posted by Mr. Wampus
Yes, and you can download both from the internet... Oh wait, that could be a problem... hmmmm...;)
**faints**
And how is linking to an INTERNET download going to help someone who cannot connect to the INTERNET?:confused:Quote:
Originally posted by Fhantazm
And how is this helping her guys?? :confused:
It might be worth going down the newsagents and thumbing through the free CDs that come with PC magazines. These often have utilities on them like Winzip or Internet Explorer. They would almost certainly contain IE version 6 if they did have it at all, which is what you need.
You might also want to try reinstalling your dial-up networking in XP, if that's possible with that OS. Should be. This can also cause corruption messages.
If you managed to get hold of such a CD with IE, just reinstall over what you now have and that could fix the problem.
One of these two solutions may help, I hope they do.
:cool:
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Originally posted by BoogyMan
OMG!! Mr. W!!
**faints**
The one and only. How's going Boogs? Did you save me a beer?:D
Teh wampus lives!! :eek:Quote:
Originally posted by Mr. Wampus
Yes, and you can download both from the internet... Oh wait, that could be a problem... hmmmm...;)
As for the problem of getting IE, it's supplied on the PcGamer UK demo disk (or it was last time i checked)...if you can't get it from anywhere else. :)
Ok, first of all watch your tone there spanky. Im not some 15 year old that thinks your the least bit funny.Quote:
Originally posted by BoogyMan
And how is linking to an INTERNET download going to help someone who cannot connect to the INTERNET?:confused:
Second. The ONLY reason I posted that is so IF she was at work, or another location, she could download it and burn it to a disk. Seems logical, doesnt it??
Wow... Wampus, it's been a while. Glad to see you...Quote:
Originally posted by Mr. Wampus
The one and only. How's going Boogs? Did you save me a beer?:D
Now, about that problem... I'd guess there's some kind of repair function for IE on the XP install disk somewhere... but, besides the point... if you can't access the internet, how did you ask us for help?