Harry07

Did download it, but unfortunately it's (only?) in English.

Well I've tried about anything and it did not help. So, for fun I tried to download IE8 again. And yes, it works again. Therefore the suggestion "you cannot go back from IE8 to IE7" is 100% right!. I will leave it that way. Now I have a back-up Browser for FF.

Nice of you to find something like that in Dutch But I'm not able to use this option for know reasons

Thanks! I will try this to when noting seems to work/help.

Davey, it is not possible to open Internet Options (doesn't work too). Will check those 2 links.

Well, yesterday it was D-Day for my PC. I did put the Back-Up back on C. What I saw during the process made me smile a little, all my deleted files popped up again. When it was finished I clicked the IE Button, same Problems! It seems impossible to get it fixed. It could be right, you're not able to turn back from IE8 to IE7 again.

Okay, I will use the Back Up feature this weekend (more time available), thanks.

Just thought (again) of something. I did a system backup prior to the IE8 download (I think, I hope ) Does this backup include the registry keys etc? Worth trying or could it cause possible damage?

davey, I do not use the Registry cleaner since I've been writing on this Forum. Only, when my PC starts up. CCleaner cleans the regular stuff and not the Registry's. (I think/hope). When I this afternoon downloaded IE7, I did after that the Reboot. Perhaps you are right with your remark "you can't go back from IE8". Note: I don't want IE8, just IE7 as a backup system for FF.

I changed IE7 into IE8, bur ran into a lot of problems with IE8 and got fad up with it. So I changed to IE7 again. As usual I did the CCleaner scan and also the Registryscan and removed what was found. (but saved what it did remove in a file). While IE7 didn't work, I used the System Restore Point of one day before the change IE7->IE8. But that didn't help to. I did the 'search for damages and repair it' feature on the C-disc. No (better) result. I removed with the REVO Uninstaller, IE7 completely, did a reboot and downloaded IE7 new. No better result.

Thanks Davey! But I already did a Malwarebytes scan (and got after that, SpySweeper and NOD32 to be blocking like crazy). And no Malware was found. I'll make a restore point for today and after that I do a restore 3 days before the problems started.

Today I downloaded IE7 (again) en after that I tried if it would work, no I also did the 'search and repair' option on my C-disc. Didn't give a better result to. What do you suggest? Shall I perform a system restore with Date 2-3 days before the Problems started? Or better not?

Just thought of something. I have downloaded (around the Problem Date) a dll file on my Computer (to the Desktop) that was for my wife's Computer. But it did not work on hers. Therefore I deleted it. But, could that have been of influence for todays Problems?

Ehm, where do I find them?

Thanks Allan! I will check those Links I changed the setting of RAS to 'Automatic' and will reboot in a moment, @ all you think it's safe to do?

Here's the 7001 Information: I try to translate it all. ?The connection management for RAS-Service is depending of the Telephony-Service, who because of the following fault couldn?t be started. Cannot start the Service because it is switched off or because there are no devices connected with it? Clicking the Link I get (see attached). Hope you understand.

In 'System' there is only Nov. the 23rd Listed. I only see (with Red Warning): 7000 (2x), 7026 (2x) the rest is 7001. With Yellow warning: 260 (2x) for the PlugPlayManager. Am I working in the right direction?

Thanks Alan & Davey. I've printed it and try to understand it all and work it out.

Hi Alan, Got a headache from it Note: "Vastgelopen toepassing" is "stuck in/on? Application" Dates are reversed. I checked all those Red Markings. When they are the same as I already copied, I did not do it again. Alan.doc Alan.doc

When I have the 'Systeem" clicked, it only shows today's faults and warnings 2,477 lines! In 'Toepassing' there are also items of the IE7->IE8->IE7 period.

@ Alan B Wow! what a List! And you understand Dutch! I will Print it and do my best to do it as you described. Hope to Inform you with good News after it all.

Just thought of something. I let CCleaner remove the Registry Keys it finds, and after that I restore the largest one (not the last one ) That should be Nov. 19th. If that doesn't do anything, i will restore the 17th to. But I'll wait until some of you respond to my suggestion. Anyone an idea if this possible works?

Ups! I restored them all, including those of the date of downloading IE8 (not before that date).

Hope I understood you. Is this what you mean? (ignore the language )