Please help!
I Have IE 6.0 and Windows XP
I can only open one IE window at a time, when i try and open another one it automatically closes the 1st one and it is getting reay anoying!
Thanks alot
maiden_rule_all 0 Newbie Poster
caperjack 875 I hate 20 Questions Team Colleague
Hi ,go to tools ,intertnet options ,advanced ,in the list somewere you will see reuse window when opening new page , uncheck it so that it opens a new window .
maiden_rule_all 0 Newbie Poster
I did tht and it still closes the other window when i open a new one, anymore ideas? thnx
caperjack 875 I hate 20 Questions Team Colleague
nope! sorry
gmatt 0 Newbie Poster
hey, here's the word. I pray you have yahoo, because i did. There are some other options, that i didn't select to install, but apparently yahoo installed anyways. you can uninstall/remove/delete anything and everything that says yahoo, except for messenger listing, and restart, and you will be back to normal. I didn't have this problem occur right away after yahoo, it seemed to just mutate its way there. then i was getting mad because i like using ie, and many people stand by mozilla, its just something else i really don't have room for atm. i found this answer, to be the only one, and am glad, now i can have multiple windows and read my docs again, thanks to that poster, carterhamilton: http://bink.nu/Forums/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=5684 and true, you can use the option to reuse ie windows, but i did have that selected and it didn't work still with them options from yahoo installed, now everything is fine, spread the word, let others now, this was a hassle and a whole day brain teaser, it really shouldn't be this way, at least it is an easy fix instead of messing with your registery and other settings.
travelingirl 0 Newbie Poster
Please help!
I Have IE 6.0 and Windows XP
I can only open one IE window at a time, when i try and open another one it automatically closes the 1st one and it is getting reay anoying!
Thanks alot
I'm having the same problem....did you ever find out how to fix it? HELP
gmatt 0 Newbie Poster
I'm having the same problem....did you ever find out how to fix it? HELP
yes, it was fixed, by removing some yahoo things, besides messenger from the add/remove programs list, that is the only solution that fixed my problem, which i think i posted about...
travelingirl 0 Newbie Poster
Please help!
I Have IE 6.0 and Windows XP
I can only open one IE window at a time, when i try and open another one it automatically closes the 1st one and it is getting reay anoying!
Thanks alot
I had this happen and by deleting any yahoo bar's or yahoo related links and then reboot. That should fix it. Good Luck :cheesy:
gmatt 0 Newbie Poster
I had this happen and by deleting any yahoo bar's or yahoo related links and then reboot. That should fix it. Good Luck :cheesy:
ok, well, that is what i have stated before.....not to be prude, heh, just for the record....
travelingirl 0 Newbie Poster
I found that uninstalling my Yahoo bar did the trick...good luck...
terrie frye 0 Newbie Poster
I was originally lead to this site when I googled "Can't open more than one window." Caperjack said:
"Hi ,go to tools ,intertnet options ,advanced ,in the list somewere you will see reuse window when opening new page , uncheck it so that it opens a new window."
Original poster said they did it but it didn't work. I also did it but it didn't work, so I started to do it again when I noticed the "reuse new window" was still checked. But when I unchecked it again and clicked "APPLY" it then worked. I know this is an old post, but no one seemed to have an answer other than caperjack.
maxwilm 0 Newbie Poster
Thanks gmatt that did the trick, thank god for google the best trouble shooter in the world!!!
gmatt 0 Newbie Poster
Thanks gmatt that did the trick, thank god for google the best trouble shooter in the world!!!
I'm glad someone is listening to me....ahahahaha, yeah, I had to google it out, and since I saw some other sites that were talking about it, I decided it would be best to put that option in there as well.....glad to know it helped someone, have a good day.
joegil 0 Newbie Poster
I googled my way to this thread. I had this problem for some time, but could find nothing useful, until I got here. I didn't think I had anything from Yahoo installed, but Add/Remove Programs showed Yahoo Toolbar. I don't recall asking for it, and no Yahoo toolbar was displayed. However, I removed it from the list. Lo and behold, I can now open more than one window, as before. Thanks for the tip.
Sphyenx 0 Posting Whiz
I got another way to fix such a silly problem. Get firefox!, lol. Its free and bug free. Im going to write a story later this week on how i tested this bad boy, and hot doggie it work's. No spyware, no problems, no nothing.
joegil 0 Newbie Poster
I got another way to fix such a silly problem. Get firefox!, lol. Its free and bug free. Im going to write a story later this week on how i tested this bad boy, and hot doggie it work's. No spyware, no problems, no nothing.
I meant to mention that the problem with IE caused me to start making serious use of Firefox, and now that's my primary browser. However, I am happy to have IE working right, even if I don't use it much anymore.
Sphyenx 0 Posting Whiz
Ya, i dont seem uch of any useage with IE any more. Well at least not with my friend's.
Sphyenx 0 Posting Whiz
Its just people who have nothing better to do, then sit there and make poor mozillas life a living hell. Damn people, well as long as IE clear's up, thats all that matter's. I ran a spyware test though. Firefox didn't pick up one thing.
gmatt 0 Newbie Poster
i use both, b/c not every website supports firefox yet, but i have to say, i do love firefox's features that are not avail in ie
Sphyenx 0 Posting Whiz
Well firefox is falling apart any way. I proclaim that IE will soon be safer to use lol. GOD damn people. We find a way to keep clean and they just have to make/find bug's.
dwight 0 Newbie Poster
I registered here just to post a thank you to you guys for the answer to the internet explorer problem (unable to start multiple program processes). Deleting the Yahoo accessories fixed it for me.
rocketbobo 0 Newbie Poster
I googled my way to this thread. I had this problem for some time, but could find nothing useful, until I got here. I didn't think I had anything from Yahoo installed, but Add/Remove Programs showed Yahoo Toolbar. I don't recall asking for it, and no Yahoo toolbar was displayed. However, I removed it from the list. Lo and behold, I can now open more than one window, as before. Thanks for the tip.
The Yahoo toolbar is installed when you install Yahoo Messenger and choose "Typical (recommended)" during the install...this installs Messenger, Yahoo Toolbar, and Yahoo Extras - each of which end up in Add/Rem programs, and you can uninstall them later, but leave just Yahoo Messenger. If you choose custom you get a list of 6 components, the first in the list is just Messenger, which is usually all you need. I'm also responding because I was at a client yesterday with the same problem - could only have one Internet Expolorer window open at a time. I uninstalled the Yahoo toolbar, and it was fixed. Before that however I had run Spybot S&D and Ad-Aware, and Im wondering if one of those two programs, in doing its job, damaged or altered the toolbar to cause such a side effect. Just a thought.
Endaff 0 Newbie Poster
I googled my way to this thread. I had this problem for some time, but could find nothing useful, until I got here. I didn't think I had anything from Yahoo installed, but Add/Remove Programs showed Yahoo Toolbar. I don't recall asking for it, and no Yahoo toolbar was displayed. However, I removed it from the list. Lo and behold, I can now open more than one window, as before. Thanks for the tip.
OK, This didnt work for me, but if I un TICKED the Enable third-party browser extension (requires restart) , it all worked again. Onyl thing i have resident is spybot & google toolbar, which is now taken off.
Pete1usa 0 Newbie Poster
Manage your add-ons = Tools-Manage Add-ons. Process of elimination. One at a time disable them starting with what you think is the most unnecessary. I had the problem and started getting rid of junky IE Add-ons and that solved the problem.
tominbaltimore 0 Newbie Poster
Clearing the Yahoo toolbar was the key! I thought I had really messed something up at some point. Glad to know it was Yahoo and not me. Thanks for having this info available.
Tom :cool:
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