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When you open IE from the desktop or Quick Launch - does it hide then?
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Hi Ryan,<br />
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Thanks for replying to my post.<br />
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Yes, I typically open IE from the Quick Launch and it opens and then immediately minimizes. &nbsp;So, my original browser window is still visible.<br />
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Once it is open I can click back and forth between each window and they remain open just fine and behave normally.<br />
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It is just when I open a second window that it immediately minimizes?? &nbsp;I can't figure out the setting that is causing this.
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Hi Ryan,<br />
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Hmmm...well, I tried setting the shortcut to maximized, but the second window still minimizes immediately after opening.<br />
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Anything else I should look for?<br />
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Thanks for your help.<br />
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Regards.
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if you only did it for one shortcut - you might try it on the others that are around<br />
i'll look for something else though. If the window was just small and you wanted it maximised I reckon i could fix that - just the fact that it's always minimising is a little more puzzling.<br />
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You could also try going to Internet Properties - Advanced tab - and clicking the Reset button.<br />
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Hi Ryan,<br />
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I have nView Desktop Manager software that came with my graphics card, which enables me to setup dual monitor display. I might be wrong, but I think there is a setting in the nView software that is causing this?<br />
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Are you familiar with nView Desktop Manager? &nbsp;I'm been looking at the options and trying different settings, but still have the same problem occurring. 
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Sorry - not familiar with it<br />
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Does opening IE on your main screen work ok?
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When I open IE it launches to my main screen (monitor #1) fine. &nbsp;But, when I open another browser window it launches to my main screen (monitor #1) and then immediately minimizes to the task bar.<br />
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It's weird...it doesn't happen every time. &nbsp;It is behaving like the first browser window has precedence and forces any addtional browser window to minimize immediately to the task bar. <br />
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Now, I can click on the second browser window in the task bar and it maximizes fine and I can view the window. &nbsp;This just seems to be happening when initially open a second window.<br />
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Bizarre? &nbsp;I can't figure it out.
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The bizarre thing is that there is an option that controls EXACTLY what you are talking about - minus one difference - it controls whether opening new tabs get focus or to keep focus on the current tab.<br />
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Did you try resetting IE7?
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I haven't tried resetting IE7. &nbsp;Do you mean re-installing? &nbsp;Or, is there a reset feature like restoring the defaults? &nbsp;I havne't made really any major customizations. &nbsp;The tabbed browser works fine when I'm surfing in one window.<br />
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It only occurs when I open a new window...geez, what an annoying problem.
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Tools&gt;Internet Options&gt;Advanced tab&gt;Reset button
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if the above does not help , try uninstalling IE 7 and try number 6 again, or firefox
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Hi nobus - thanks for joining
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hey jumbo - nice flight lately ?
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Hi Ryan,<br />
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Well, I tried resetting IE7 and that didn't work. &nbsp;Then I tried re-installing IE7. &nbsp;Still the same thing occurs. &nbsp;I'm not sure what else to try. &nbsp;I appreciate your help. &nbsp;If you have any other suggestions, please let me know.<br />
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Thanks again.<br />
Regards.
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Did you try FireFox?<br />
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@nobus - who's jumbo - and what flight?
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is this something to do with your country - fill me in please - i'm too tired to work it out<br />
i've heard Rolls Royce before - but nothing to do with jumbo jets
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Ryanair does not ring a bell over there?<br />
<a href="http://www.ryanair.com/site/NL/" rel="ugc">http://www.ryanair.com/site/NL/</a>
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Never heard of it in Australia. Over here there's Quantas, JetStar, Virgin Blue, other's if flying overseaes - but I get your comment now.<br />
Anyone ever played on your member name? Again, i'm too tired to think of something &nbsp; :)
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I have a dual monitor display using nVidia Desktop Manger. &nbsp;Whenever I have a browser window open and then open a new window, the window will open and then immediately minimize to the task bar. &nbsp; I'm uisng XP and Internet Explorer 7. &nbsp;I don't have any viruses, I checked that. &nbsp;It seems to be a nView setting or a browser window setting?<br />
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Anyone know how to correct this?<br />
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Thanks for any help.
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I have a dual monitor display using nVidia Desktop Manger.  Whenever I have a browser window open and then open a new window, the window will open and then immediately minimize to the task bar.   I'm uisng XP and Internet Explorer 7.  I don't have any viruses, I checked that.  It seems to be a nView setting or a browser window setting?

Anyone know how to correct this?

Thanks for any help.

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