Open control panel>Uninstall Program>Left side there's Turn windows features on/off and make sure internet explorer is checked.expanded
That did it. I forgot that I disabled it long ago. I am a noob. "Just go to run and type iexplore.exe" That didn't work, interestingly enough disabling it apparently also removes the .exe? "IE Tab 2 works for Firefox 3.6 by the way:" Thanks I'll give it a try!
Hello, I haven't used IE once since the first day installing my OS. However I am filling out a form and it clearly states it needs IE. I tried IE tab with Firefox but I got a IE tab doesnt work on this version message, so I tried IE tab on Chrome but it doesnt properly show some of the things on the site.
IE is not in my start menu even after doing a search. If I go to the IE dir the only .exe(s) that exist are ieinstal.exe(does nothing) and ielowutil.exe(also does nothing)
Okay so I got a Dell studio 15 for somebody, thanks to you guys for pointing me towards them!
They are nice little machines.
However I am having one problem, I seem to be getting the "Device Connected" "Device Disconnected" chime over an over again. During the course of typing this I got it over ten times. Nothing is connected, usb drives or anything of that sort. It is the exact same sound my Win 7 desktop makes when pluging in an External drive or a usb drive, followed by the sound of it disconnecting. I can solve the problem by simply muting system sounds or unassigning any sound to device connected/disconnected, but I would prefer to actually fix it.
If anyone can help it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
That's what hibernation is. Sleep is low power state which keeps everything running with as little power as possible. Hibernate stores your RAM in the HDD and powers everything down. Then when the computer is turned back on it loads your memory from the HDD and you are right back to were you where.
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