Internet Explorer - Disappeared!
30 July 2013, 10:10 AM
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Internet Explorer - Disappeared!
I stupidly installed Chrome and it made everything slow as a stunned slug. So took some advice and removed it back to default, everything is now completely **** up!
When I hit the internet explorer in the start tray the page appears for a few seconds then disapperas, wi-fi is spot on, AV is switched on, but **** all.
I ain't a technophobe or an expert so be gentle.
When I hit the internet explorer in the start tray the page appears for a few seconds then disapperas, wi-fi is spot on, AV is switched on, but **** all.
I ain't a technophobe or an expert so be gentle.
30 July 2013, 12:56 PM
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Installing chrome shouldnt have a performance hit, there is an underlying problem. If IE is crashing, sounds like some corruption somewhere somehow. What OS are you running?
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I'm no expert, but can you restore your system back to a date the day before you installed Chrome?
If you're on Windows 7, it's in 'Start' (button on main screen, bottom left), then 'Control Panel', then 'System and Security', then 'Action Center' (sic) and 'Restore your computer to an earlier time'.
I hope this helps.
If you're on Windows 7, it's in 'Start' (button on main screen, bottom left), then 'Control Panel', then 'System and Security', then 'Action Center' (sic) and 'Restore your computer to an earlier time'.
I hope this helps.
30 July 2013, 04:40 PM
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I'm no expert, but can you restore your system back to a date the day before you installed Chrome?
If you're on Windows 7, it's in 'Start' (button on main screen, bottom left), then 'Control Panel', then 'System and Security', then 'Action Center' (sic) and 'Restore your computer to an earlier time'.
I hope this helps.
If you're on Windows 7, it's in 'Start' (button on main screen, bottom left), then 'Control Panel', then 'System and Security', then 'Action Center' (sic) and 'Restore your computer to an earlier time'.
I hope this helps.
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