[Dale14668]

Each time I attempt open mail I first have to go through a pop-up headed "Internet Explorer Script Error". It has lines below with headings: Line: xxxx, Char: x; Error: Object Expected; Code: 0; URL: mhtml.mid//00000028/.

Any suggestions?

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The only thing that I can suggest is to try reinstalling it.
After you do so, does the problem contnue?

[Draygoes]

The only thing that I can suggest is to try reinstalling it.
After you do so, does the problem contnue?

[starjax]

what email client are you using?

[Dale14668]

My first time using Geeks to Go, so I may not be efficient. I assume you want mail.mchsi.com. This is MediaCom cable.

Edited by Dale14668, 17 December 2008 - 05:41 PM.

[starjax]

how do you access your email? Outlook express, windows mail, through the web...????

[Dale14668]

Sorry, I use Outlook Express

[starjax]

Microsoft has been kind enough to post a repair proceedure

http://www.microsoft...s/oerepair.mspx

If the steps listed there don't resolve the issue, then you may need to repair outlook express:
http://support.micro...123120121120120

Please pay attention to the steps provided, they provide a number of options and methods to try.

[Dale14668]

I've gone through the first set of directions without resolving the problem. Need to do a little research before completing the second set. I have confidence in the long term, however, and appreciate your help.

[Dale14668]

I've gone through the Repair IE in XP and Reset the IE (as requested). Now of course I've lost quite a bit of info, but have the same problem. After "reset" it Welcomed me very nicely to Windows 7. It then asked me to make two settings selections. The first was a two choice question, "do you want to stay with your current Browser?", or "B) Do you want to select a new Browser." No matter what combinations I used I got the response 'ettings not able to be saved successfully'

[Draygoes]

Please try reinstalling the Client.
Does the problem resolve itself?

[starjax]

taken from: http://www.pcdoctor-...rdpress/?p=3691

The following requires a registry edit, we strongly recommend making a backup of the registry before making any changes:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/322756

This fix is quite easy.

* Click Start > Run and type the following into the Open box:
gpedit.msc
Click OK.
* Using the left hand pane, navigate as follows:
User Configuration
> Administrative Templates
> Windows Components
> Internet Explorer
* In the right-hand side pane double-click on Prevent performance of First Run Customize settings
* Change the setting for Prevent performance of First Run Customize settings to Enabled and use the drop-down box to select Go directly to home page

* Click OK and close Group Policy
* Restart Internet Explorer 7

There are a couple of other possible fixes.

First involves a registry edit.

* Click Start > Run and type the following into the Open box:
regedit
Click OK.
* Using the left-hand pane, navigate to the following registry key:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main
* In the right-hand pane, right-click on RunOnceHasShown and change the value to 1
* Close Regedit and restart Internet Explorer 7