Ok, here's a strange one!

Ok, this one is baffling me. I've got 2 computers here at home and they are both on a network.  I've got a router and a hub [which doesn't factor in really but I thought I'd just throw that in for good measure].

The computer I'm using now is semi-new, maybe a year old.  The other computer USED to be my main computer but I gave it to my wife ... it's a few years old.

Both machine are running Windows98.  We have file and print sharing activated on the network.  My machine name is "John" and her's is "Jane" [names changed to protect the innocent].

Now, what's happening here is that my Internet Explorer [version 5.5] is caching to both my local machine AND hers!!!  I even changed the cache path to something different on my local machine and it is STILL writing to her machine.

However, there *IS* a share setup on her machine that does allow access to the path where it is caching ... but that shouldn't matter.  Removing that share is out of the question.

I probed my machine rigorously and could not detect a rogue process running.  I check all the system files, win.ini. system.ini, I even looked in the registry under windows\CurrentVersion and there wasn't a "load" or "run" application defined there.

Ideas???