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Dave Baldwin, I had previously tried to install IE 8, but the computer just hung for hours and would not install ie8. So I next tried to follow the suggestion by flubbster and ie6 was nowhere to be found as instructed and also doing a search for ie6 in the total C drive including hidden folders. So I next kept installing updates that XP was continually downloading. Everytime I restarted the computer there were more updates ready to be installed. still all the while having the ie6 problem.<br />
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I then tried again, the suggestion of Dave Baldwin, to just install ie8 and see what happens. This time, it installed and solved by problem. I am now up and running, thanks to both of you, and gratefull for your help. alwayslrnin
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Thanks for the points. &nbsp;It could have been that the prerequisites for IE8 weren't there until the updates were installed. &nbsp;Glad it's working now.
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I am trying to uninstall IE 6, that is malfunctioning after a repair of XP Pro. The IE 6 is not showing in add remove programs. The error i get in IE 6 is &quot;The requested lookup key not found in any activation context&quot;. How can I get IE 6 removed so i can do a reinstall of IE 8 or 9? I installed PC tools Tooljkit in an effort to fix the registry, but that did not fix the add remove issue or IE 6 error. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks alwayslrnin
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I am trying to uninstall IE 6, that is malfunctioning after a repair of XP Pro. The IE 6 is not showing in add remove programs. The error i get in IE 6 is "The requested lookup key not found in any activation context". How can I get IE 6 removed so i can do a reinstall of IE 8 or 9? I installed PC tools Tooljkit in an effort to fix the registry, but that did not fix the add remove issue or IE 6 error. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks alwayslrnin

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