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Sometimes this is causes by your temp memory being filled. First power down your computer and re-start it. Then go into the My Documents area and do a search for your TEMP files. Most computers have multiples ones. Delete everything in there.

or you could goto my computer Right click your hard drive/drives goto propertys once the propertys pop's up it should be in the genral tab, click disk clean up. It will do a scan of your hard drive. finding old downloaded program files, temp internet files, temp files, compressed old files, and recycle bin files. There will be a few more options but the ones i listed are the ones that should be Checked and cleaned Monthly.

If anyone needs any computer related support just send me a message.

Also, what browser do you use? AOL, IE, Firefox, etc.

Yea you could also just clear your browser Cookies and it might work fine but, the way i listed in detail will help your Computer a lil bit more then browser cookie wipe.

Hi...my Windows Vista keeps freezing up on me. I have excluded Connectingsingles from pop up blocker, but it still freezes and I have to click out of the site and start over. My temp. internet files and cookie cache are clean and I have Windows Live One care center, so I know it isn't a virus.

I also got rid of all my toolbars, which I learned are a magnet for viruses. It is frustrating!!!

Anyone who can help this computer moron, I would appreciate it!!

Problem: The "Show Pictures" setting has been turned off in Internet Explorer.
Solution: In Internet Explorer's Tools menu, click Internet Options, then click the Advanced tab. Make sure the Show Pictures check box is selected under Multimedia, and click OK.

Problem: Your anti-virus or firewall is a little too uppity. Check to see if your anti-virus or firewall software has a privacy setting to "disable web bugs".
Solution: Uncheck or turn it off. (The term "web bug" is a misnomer. They are really just harmless tiny images on a web page or email, sometimes used for tracking purposes.)

Problem: Your Internet Explorer security settings are set too high, preventing you from accessing the web site which hosts the image.
Solution: Reset to the default security settings. In Internet Explorer, click on Tools -> Internet Options -> Security -> Default Level.

Problem: You've installed the Windows XP/SP2 updates and you're being bitten by the "Block images and other external content in HTML e-mail" security option. This is automatically turned ON in Outlook Express after you install Windows XP/SP2.
Solution: Click on Tools -> Options -> Security. Then UNCHECK the "Block images and other external content" check box, and click OK.


hope this helps

I just ran in to the same problem since CS reformated. I have no answer, but will share it with you when I find out, and hopefully you will return the favor if you find a fix first.