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I did new shortcut . still no success? but 64 bit shortcut works :(
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I did new shortcut . still no success? but 64 bit shortcut works :(

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this is terminal server (win2003) and startmenu-&gt;i see 2 IE8 and one of them 64 bit
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this is terminal server (win2003) and startmenu->i see 2 IE8 and one of them 64 bit

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yes exist, user who has problem he is only person has problem with IE
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yes exist, user who has problem he is only person has problem with IE

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I have user who use terminal server(windows 2003).He has a very strange Problem today .he tries to open internet expolorer8 (i think 32 bit) on his desktop and comes error &quot;apllication not...&quot; .But if he open IE8( 64 bit) in start menu then opens normal.<br />
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any suggestion?
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I have user who use terminal server(windows 2003).He has a very strange Problem today .he tries to open internet expolorer8 (i think 32 bit) on his desktop and comes error "apllication not..." .But if he open IE8( 64 bit) in start menu then opens normal.

any suggestion?

terminal server Internet Expolrer 8

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Web Browsers

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Microsoft Legacy OS

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