Brad,

thanks for the lead.  I think I have an additional problem in that I cannot revert
back tio the previous version when going thru add/remove programs.  I get the mesage
that asks if i want to, but when i OK that i get another message about files missing
or being corrupt... I had IE4.01 with SP! working fine.. installed the IE5 beta over
that.. and had problems ever since.. was hoping the final IE5 would overcome them,
but it didnt.  Am thnking that a complete redo of the disk, fdisk and reformat, may
be the best overall approach... will clean up everything.  Maybe its time..*s*

thanks again..!!!


Dave Hurst

Brad Loomis wrote:

>         Dave, I had the good fortune of finding the MSKB article on how to remove
> IE5. It is article Q217344.
> http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q217/3/44.asp I got this as
> a link from Woody's Windows Watch. Hopefully you have already been to the
> MSKB so you have the approiate cookie for direct access. The current Issue
> has a plethora of info on IE5. And you can add me to the list of satified
> users, other than the intellimouse can cause lock ups. This seems to be some
> what of a prevlant problem at least according to the MS newsgroups.
> Brad Loomis
> Los Angeles, CA
>
> > Glad to see that some folks are liking IE5.... I am really
> > looking forward to
> > finding out myself......
> > now if we could just get back to the original question... how to get IE5
> > uninstalled... so I can start over with a clean install.....
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Dave Hurst
> >
> >
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