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I also have some problems with IE7 after that I install them via WSUS (automaticly). The problem was solved when we uninstall IE7 and install it again (manualy).<br />
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<a href="http://www.microsoft.com/windows/downloads/ie/getitnow.mspx" rel="ugc nofollow">http://www.microsoft.com/windows/downloads/ie/getitnow.mspx</a><br />
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Adio!
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OK. &nbsp;I will do this tonight. &nbsp;<br />
I also noticed that in every window open (IE, Outlook, Word, etc) the right side does not respond to the mouse. &nbsp;The scroll bar, program exit (X at top right), the minimize button at the top right, etc. &nbsp;It's all dead. &nbsp;When I resize the window, the problem stays at the right side. &nbsp;<br />
Seems like IE really &amp;$&amp;$%$^ this time. &nbsp;<br />

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I removed IT7, rebooted. &nbsp;<br />
Installed IE 6. <br />
Rebooted. <br />
Installed IE7. &nbsp;<br />
All seems to be OK. &nbsp;There are some that do not see their toolbars, but we are working. &nbsp;
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I have a terminal server, Win 2003 Server. &nbsp;This weekend, IE 7 was installed automatically. &nbsp;I have been keeping it hidden from the updates, but it made it on this time. &nbsp;<br />
The problem: &nbsp;My users (Administrator included) cannot click on the right scroll-bar. &nbsp;Oddly enough, the top icons Page and Tools will not respond to a click either. &nbsp;<br />
Any thoughts????<br />
Windows is fully up-to-date with all of teh MS stuff. &nbsp;
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I have a terminal server, Win 2003 Server.  This weekend, IE 7 was installed automatically.  I have been keeping it hidden from the updates, but it made it on this time.  
The problem:  My users (Administrator included) cannot click on the right scroll-bar.  Oddly enough, the top icons Page and Tools will not respond to a click either.  
Any thoughts????
Windows is fully up-to-date with all of teh MS stuff.  

I also have some problems with IE7 after that I install them via WSUS (automaticly). The problem was solved when we uninstall IE7 and install it again (manualy).

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/downloads/ie/getitnow.mspx

Adio!

OK.  I will do this tonight.  
I also noticed that in every window open (IE, Outlook, Word, etc) the right side does not respond to the mouse.  The scroll bar, program exit (X at top right), the minimize button at the top right, etc.  It&amp;#39;s all dead.  When I resize the window, the problem stays at the right side.  
Seems like IE really &amp;amp;$&amp;amp;$%$^ this time.  


I removed IT7, rebooted.  
Installed IE 6. 
Rebooted. 
Installed IE7.  
All seems to be OK.  There are some that do not see their toolbars, but we are working.  

Internet Explorer 7 scrollbars and menus won&amp;#39;t respond to a mouse click.

Internet Explorer 7 scrollbars and menus won't respond to a mouse click.

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