Internet Explorer

Go to Internet Explorer download page (link is under this answer) and click Get It Now under the "Internet Explorer 8" title, then open the downloaded file and wait for Internet Explorer 8 to install.

Try any of these: 1. Refresh button: located next to stop button not red x on top right cornor above the page. 2. repair button: not in internet explorer. Right click the network icon in the windows toolbar and click repair. hope that helped Solution: 1: Reset internet explorer and register all .dll files. 2: Restart the computer and check it. 3: if you face still problem and the follow these step. Step1 Click on the "Start" button. Click "Run." Type the word "cmd" in the open box. When the DOS screen comes up, type "netsh winsock reset." Press "Enter." Type "exit" to close the DOS window and go back to Windows.

Step2 Restart the computer. Check to see if the problem is resolved. If it isn't, open the Windows Registry. Click "Start" and type "Run." Type "regedit" in the open box.

Step3 Select "File" from the menu. Click "Export." Choose a location to export the Registry to. Name the exported file "backup.reg."

Step4 Choose the key "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE." Click the plus sign to expand the key. Click the key "System" and expand it. Navigate to "CurrentControlSet\Services\Winsock." Right-click the "Winsock" key and select "Delete." Click "Yes" to confirm the deletion.

Step5 "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Winsock2." Right-click the "Winsock2" key and delete it. Click "Yes" to confirm. Exit the Registry Editor. Find the file "backup.reg" that you exported and save it to a CD or disk. Restart the computer.

Step6 Right-click "My Network Places" on the desktop. Right-click the network connection icon. Click "Properties." Click "Install," "Protocol" and "Add." Click "Have Disk" and type in "c:\windows\inf." Click "OK."

Step7 Choose "Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)" from the list of available protocols. If it does not appear, click "Start" and choose "Search." Check the options to search system folders, hidden files and folders, and subfolders. Search for the file "nettcpip.inf." Click "Install." Restart the computer.

ISP stands for internet service provider .A Regional ISP provides internet access to a specific area and usually has a smaller technical support team than National ISP which is a business that provides internet access in cities and towns nationwide and have a much larger technical support team.

It may someday, but it's highly unlikely. Interent Explorer is built into every copy of Windows, so it's always there no need to download anything. This way the average user cab just click on it and start surfing the Internet. Chrome will always be a download, unless Google comes out with an operating system of their own (there has been talk of it but nothing, yet), so the average Internet user won't be so fast to use it. Also, Chrome has Mozilla Firefox to pass before it can consider overtaking Internet Explorer as the most used browser.

There are many websites out there that will give you reasonably accurate test for speed. Just google "internet speed test" and you will see many. I recommend www.speedtest.net because it is pretty nice visually and it tries to find the closest computer to you so you can get a more accurate test. Always know that just because the test shows you are slower than what you think you should be, that it all depends on network traffic at the time so use the test several times and then average the speeds together.

Despite the popular joke, it does not stand for "Wireless Fireless". It is analogous to an audio technology's High Fidelity shortend to Hi Fi, so it comes from Wireless Fidelity - Wi Fi.

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/default.mspx == == == == You can download the internet explorer 6 from

http://www.savewealth.com/support/ie6/ after selecting your operating system .

A DSL (Digital Subscriber Line) is a telephone line that carries digital data from end to end, and can be leased from the telephone company for individual use. Telephone technology. Broadband refers to a networking technology that carries more than one type of signal such as DSL and telephone.

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Click on Help in the toolbar and then About Internet Exployer. The version number can be found there.

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To check the version of the internet explorer

go to HELP > and click on "About internet options" > a page will display , on its top you can check the version of your internet explorer . Answer: Open internet explorer and then open help menu. and then select About internet explorer then open a window show there browser version. Answer: Sometimes the help menu can be hard to find. To find it look to the upper right of your IE browser window you will see several icons along the words Page and Tools. Next to the word tools you will see two small arrows pointing to the right. Click on them and you will see a drop down menu that says Help. And when you click HELP another drop down will show a list that includes "About Internet Explorer". Click that and you will find the version of your IE. Why Microsoft's best and brightest makes it so hard to find this feature is beyond me. I shake my head in disbelief everytime I am helping a friend with this issue. Maybe it has changed in Version 8. I think I download it now and check it out.

you need an internet connection. If you are using a desktop computer you will need an ethernet cable use that to plug into your router. If you are using a laptop simply click connect to a network on your bottom right corner of the screen and connect to your network by selecting your ssid and entering your password. If you do not have an internet provider you can look for unsecured wi-fi (will only apply to wireless devices.

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Open Internet Explorer. First, click on the Internet Explorer icon. If your homepage is your email account, click on the TOOLS link and scroll down to Internet Options.

Click on Settings in the TAB section. Once in the Internet Options, stay in GENERAL tab and scroll down to TABS and click on SETTINGS.

Under Tabbed Browsing Settings, check Enable Quick Tabs, Open New Tabs Next to the Current Tabs, Always Open Pop-ups in New Window and a new tab in current window.

That was easy--and now all your web browsing will be in one open window and all ads and other web pages will be shown as tabs, not another open window.

yes google chrome is better than internet explorer. in my oppinion google chrome is the best internet browser. i use both google chrome and internet explorer and i have noticed that there are many times when internet explorer does not respond and that sucks because when it does not respond, you cannot close it or click on any link. in my oppinion Internet explorer is more virus prone than any other browser. google chrome always responds and is faster and lesser virus prone than internet explorer.

Internet Explorer is popular because it's included with every version of Windows. People use it because it's there automatically, and many computer users don't know the concept of using different web browsers. Some know the "E" as the Internet or don't know how to download and install different browsers.

To find information on how to reinstall Internet Explorer, one can look on the Microsoft website. One can find step by step instructions on how to troubleshoot/reinstall the web browser and tips for keeping it up to date.

This is the same as asking it Television is a good thing. It really depends on who you are and what you are expecting to get from it. TV can be seen as a bod thing if you become too dependant on it for your daily life and your daily learning. The TV has been viewed as a "goggle box" that leads to the destruction of the viewers mind, it has also been seen as an educational tool. If we think about TV a little bit we can see that watching so called "pulp" TV shows (with little educational value) too often (or always) could be a bad thing, but then if we think about TV as being educational we can see that most schools and teachers show it to kids to educate them (ie: National Geographic, PBS etc.) The same goes for the Internet (pls note: capital I not lowercase because in this case it is a proper noun). So the answer comes down to what you watch on the net and not the net itself. It's a bit like the gun debate: (ie: guns don't kill people, people kill people). So regards the Internet, it's not the net that is the problem, it is the content on the net that can be the problem.

OSP can be the same as an ISP as it can provide a high speed internet connection aswell as a dial up connection. An OSP can also host websites, discussion forums, chatrooms and/or web mail.

Each operating system has several different browsers that a person can use. Most of the browsers are free and have unique features, but the ones that are used the most frequently depends on what each user likes. For instance, one user may prefer speed while another prefers their browser to be social media oriented.

To see which websites you have visited previously, click on the "History" button on the top toolbar in Internet Explorer. It looks like a blue clock with a green arrow pointing counter-clockwise.

internet explorer 11 is latest version of IE and if you want any technical help just dial 1-855-212-2247 (toll free) number for internet explorer technical help and support number

It's possible and of course it's a great alternative for your risk-free privacy. There is this software-History Killer Pro, with help of which, you can erase all the internet temp files, in a word, every detail of your internet activity and computer usage. So you might just consider trying it out

Hope I could help.

Look for some information around the image, and look some of it up on Google. You might be able to find some info about the picture. Usually, there isn't too much information about a picture. Also, Google has a search by picture feature on Google images, so you can search that picture and see where else it appears.