Weird IE6 Problem

[KaHNZa]

Can anyone help me get this problem fixed? Its getting really anoying. Here is a pic:

[KaHNZa]

aww, c'mon! Nobody has a clue? :eh?:

[CyboRob]

Why do you say this is a IE6 problem?

[KaHNZa]

Originally posted by ThreeD
Why do you say this is a IE6 problem?

Uh, cause its IE6 thats causing my pages to do weird stuff.

[minoukat]

I already saw a thread that discussed something like this, I'll try and find the thread ...

EDIT : WTF ?!?!?!?!? I can't find that stupid f***ing link anymore !!!

[KaHNZa]

Originally posted by minoukat
I already saw a thread that discussed something like this, I'll try and find the thread ...

EDIT : WTF ?!?!?!?!? I can't find that stupid f***ing link anymore !!!

:( I can't find any solutions anywhere. I don't know how to do a full reinstall of IE6 either. :mad:

[minoukat]

Can installing an older version work ?

[KaHNZa]

I dunno, lemme try it.

[KaHNZa]

Nope, it won't let me do it. Says it detected a newer version.

[minoukat]

you tried emailing M$ ? if you wanna try, write to this address : support@microsoft.com

other than that, I have no idea

[Menardsguy]

have you tried going back to an older version by using "add/remove programs" found in the control panel and then running windows update to install a different version?

[KaHNZa]

I'm in XP and it does not give me the option.

[redduc900]

The first thing I would check is this...under "Tools" | "Internet Options" | "Privacy" tab | "Advanced" button | "Override Automatic Cookie Handling" is checked, under "First-party Cookies"..."Accept" is selected, under "Third-party Cookies"..."Accept" is selected, and "Always allow session cookies" is checked. Next, you might want to check out the following MSKB articles...you might find something of value in one or more of them:

The page cannot be displayed
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q175/7/22.asp

This page cannot be displayed
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q238/5/50.asp

Error Message: The Page Cannot Be Displayed
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q241/3/44.asp

Page cannot be displayed error message and Norton
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q259/8/46.asp[/URL

This behavior can occur if InternetBOOST '99 is installed and the settings are incorrect or the installation is damaged.
[URL]http://www.bonzi.com/support.htm

The Page Cannot Be Displayed (ICS)
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q230/2/06.asp

"The Page Cannot Be Displayed" Message on ICS Client
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q259/8/18.asp

Another thing you could try is this...under the "Security" tab in "Internet Options" | "Internet Zone" | "Custom Level" button | make sure "Allow META REFRESH" is enabled.

...or this: Try to clear the DNS Cache, open a Command Prompt window and type the following command:
ipconfig /flushdns

[martyt]

Here is how I took care of the cookie problem with Overclockers. The forum site is:

http://forums.overclockers.ws

And this needs to be OK'd as the following link suggests:

http://forums.overclockers.ws/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=43139

[Crash893]

did you mabey get a bad copy of ie6

i downloaded a copy from some page and it was allllllll f'ed up

go to microsofts webpage and get it.

[trey_w]

try reinstalling, i had no probs except with cookies

[Mike734]

Try the Add/Uninstall program in your control panel but instead of reinstalling choose to repair IE. Also play with those priviacy--cookie settings.