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Right click on IE8 icon on the start menu..and go internet properties, and advanced tab. Click Reset internet explorer.
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Right click on IE8 icon on the start menu..and go internet properties, and advanced tab. Click Reset internet explorer.

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Thank you.<br />
I did reset IE through Control Panel / IE Options / Advanced.<br />
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I deleted browsing history through starting with no add-ons through Start / Accessories / System .<br />
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None works.<br />
Thank you.<br />
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Thank you.
I did reset IE through Control Panel / IE Options / Advanced.
 
I deleted browsing history through starting with no add-ons through Start / Accessories / System .
 
None works.
Thank you.
 


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I guess I did something incorrectly, becaue I have re-done what I just said I did above and now 32 bit and 64 bit start.
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I guess I did something incorrectly, becaue I have re-done what I just said I did above and now 32 bit and 64 bit start.

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<a href="http://support.microsoft.com/kb/926449" rel="ugc nofollow">http://support.microsoft.c<wbr />om/kb/9264<wbr />49</a><br />
Another solution.<br />

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http://support.microsoft.com/kb/926449 [http://support.microsoft.com/kb/926449]
Another solution.


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Suddenly the IE 8.0 installed on the weekend on Vista Bus. sp. 1 stopped starting.<br />
It doesn't start under power user, nor domain admin account.<br />
The same behaviour I noticed on our Terminal Server 2008.<br />
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Any help is greatly appreciated.
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Suddenly the IE 8.0 installed on the weekend on Vista Bus. sp. 1 stopped starting.
It doesn't start under power user, nor domain admin account.
The same behaviour I noticed on our Terminal Server 2008.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

IE 8.0 does not start

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Web Browsers

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