[fastvfr]

My first suggestion would be to stop using a buggy kernel-level browser that's known to allow anything on the Web to infect your system.

Since you've probably heard that already, but chose to ignore that advice (even when it was flatly suggested by various US .gov agencies related to IT security) for whatever reason, you could:

2. Try updating to IE7; that will overwrite most of the old files.

3. Install a Mozilla browser product.

4. Install Opera.

Good luck!

>>Edited to add This Link to the M$ IE7 Beta3 page.

 

[fastvfr]

All right, guy...your machine, your headache.

At least do yourself a favor and GET INFORMED.

Here's one reason why...

THE US GOVERNMENT has sent out a warning out to internet users through its Computer Emergency Readiness Team (US-CERT), pleading with users to stop using Microsoft's Internet Explorer.