....I didn't say a thing although I have to admit an urge....go have a joint, clear your head and then come back to the party.
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....yeah
/me loves the ruff stuff........seconds please
Download the newest DesktopX beta in SDC and try again.
You need to install Web Blinds...that is one of the features.https://www.stardock.com/products/webblinds/ Chef is right..works for some, not all...mine works fine. Try it and see how it works for you [Message Edited]
Did you download MCP Core beta in SDC?
Wow...I'd really like to say something witty and funny, but all's I come up with is that I'm honored and thank all of you....
...that must have really hurt
Ok....go to Start/Run and type Msconfig. When it comes up click on Startup....look for that .exe and uncheck it. When ever you re-boot after that it won't start (although the first time you reboot it will ask you if you want to make the changes permanent) [Message Edited]
Kill GWMDMMMSG and see if IE works properly....
OK Annie, will let it slide this time ... GM- I think the firewall and the connection settings in IE are still a little wacked. Make sure in your firewall only one network is showing. Do the same in Control Panel/Network Settings. Make sure only one is showing. Also make sure that modem process isn't running in Task Manager everytime you start IE.......if it is we'll have to figure a way
....you were a big help <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/sb.gif" border=0 ALIGN="absmiddle" ALT="Powered by SkinBrowse
modem.....love a happy ending
Now that the modem is disabled re-boot and try IE again........
lsass.exe is a MS system file....you'll have to guess which process to kill.....feel lucky???
nope........
Make sure you kill the modem process too......assume it's SK991ODM
Control Panel/System/Hardware/Device Manager
That Gateway internal modem has to be disabled......
Type the process name in search and see what it shows.......