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General => Technical Help => Topic started by: Glenpenny on Monday 25 February 13 10:52 GMT (UK)
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My browser home page and my e-mail programme keep opening multiple times when I don't want them. I've tried scanning for viruses - and tried changing my browser and also Go Back, but nothing helps.
Does anyone please have any suggestions?
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Here are some answers for your problem:
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/ie/forum/ie8-windows_other/my-internet-explorer-opens-up-multiple-windows/53b45d82-eebf-4b13-8e29-96fba402a8c3
Godd luck!
Carol
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Thank you Carol. It's worked for Internet Explorer and Firefox but not for Outlook Express. I have no idea why this has started happening, I haven't changed any of my settings.
Glenys
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Do you still have the disc...you could try uninstalling Outlook then re-install it.
I'm a techno numpty so that's all I can think of.
Carol
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Outlook Express repair http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2398839 (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2398839)
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Thank you Midase. Outlook Express seems to be behaving itself this morning.
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You do appreciate that 'Outlook Express' is an unsupported mailing system.
Most providers are recommending others.
Brian
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I didn't now it was unsupported. Never had any problems with it before. Is there one you can recommend?
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What version of windows have you?
Windows 7 could use 'Outlook', replacing 'Hotmail' or others.
Brian
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My main pc is an old one using Windows XP. I have a laptop (also with Outlook Express) which has Windows 7.
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Likewise, my main computer is XP with laptop windows 7.
I use hotmail and being with Virgin (my internet provider) Googlemail.
I have migrated my hotmail to Outlook, and left Googlemail as is.
Both of the mail services above store my messages in the clouds rather than on my computers.
I would suggest a hotmail type account as an alternative, see how you get on.
Regards Brian
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You can of course use the well respected Thunderbird.
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Thank you for your suggestions. I'll give them a whirl.
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Have a look at the other post re 'Live Mail', imported Outlook Express.
Brian