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I can find 3 BHO's, disabled all 3 and enabled the Browser Extensions option in IE, but the problem remains.<br />
So I believe this program either gives an incomplete list or it's not what I need.<br />

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I can find 3 BHO's, disabled all 3 and enabled the Browser Extensions option in IE, but the problem remains.
So I believe this program either gives an incomplete list or it's not what I need.


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Hmm, my colleague found the solution in the end.<br />
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It WAS related to 1 of the BHO's in the list, so your anser was correct.<br />
Only the disable function in it doesn't work perfect I guess.<br />
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It's the google toolbar that caused the freezing in IE, the &quot;Page Rank&quot; functionality.<br />
When disabled it all works perfectly!<br />
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Thanks for the quick help, Nico
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Hmm, my colleague found the solution in the end.

It WAS related to 1 of the BHO's in the list, so your anser was correct.
Only the disable function in it doesn't work perfect I guess.

It's the google toolbar that caused the freezing in IE, the "Page Rank" functionality.
When disabled it all works perfectly!

Thanks for the quick help, Nico

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Because of some problems in IE 6.0 SP1 (freezing of IE when loading a new page) we disabled the option &quot;Enable 3rd party Browser Extensions&quot;, this solved that problem. I'm not sure of the exact syntax, since this is a Dutch IE and Win2k.<br />
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Now I wonder what 3rd party extensions (as I understand they mean what plug-ins) are loaded?<br />
I can guess a bit from what 've installed, but how do I find out a list of what pug-ins for IE are actually installed?<br />
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Of course I don't mean to search in &quot;Installed Software&quot; in the Control Panel.<br />

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Because of some problems in IE 6.0 SP1 (freezing of IE when loading a new page) we disabled the option "Enable 3rd party Browser Extensions", this solved that problem. I'm not sure of the exact syntax, since this is a Dutch IE and Win2k.

Now I wonder what 3rd party extensions (as I understand they mean what plug-ins) are loaded?
I can guess a bit from what 've installed, but how do I find out a list of what pug-ins for IE are actually installed?

Of course I don't mean to search in "Installed Software" in the Control Panel.


What IE plugins loaded?

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