Hello i have Internet Exploer 6 SP2 Version: 6.0.2900.2180.xpsp_sp2_gdr.070227-2254 When i click the e on the desktop i have to click it several times. Something is causeing it not to respond. I shut down or reboot the End Now comes up and saids program not responing. The End Now will come up how many ever times i had to click the e. Say i had to click it 10 times. When i shut down or reboot it will come up 10 times before it reboots. I have scanned with AVG antimaleware also scanned with spybot. This is really anoying. Do i need to post a hijack this? Thanks Keyboard not detected. Hit F1 to Continue. BREAKFAST.SYS HALTED Cerial port not Responding!!

Update to IE7. If you don't wanna do that, go to Control Panel, Add or Remove, find IE6 on the list & click remove...the next window that comes up with give you the option to repair IE6. If the repair doesn't work, either reinstall IE6 or update to IE7. "And that's the fishing line, because Sharkboy said so!"

You may need to empty your browser cache. Try running CCleaner.

I have ran CCleaner also. Keyboard not detected. Hit F1 to Continue. BREAKFAST.SYS HALTED Cerial port not Responding!!

Anyone else can help? Also exploer will crash sometimes right in the middle of something important. I do not like IE 7. I rather keep IE 6 as long as i can. Do i need to post a hijack this? Someone please help. Keyboard not detected. Hit F1 to Continue. BREAKFAST.SYS HALTED Cerial port not Responding!!

Try using the Registry module in CCleaner.

Lets take a better look at this problem. Go to Internet Options via the control panel and check your home page. Make sure this is set to something normal. I'd suggest google.com or the default page. In the Temporary Internet files, click 'Delete cookies' and 'Delete files' you can select offline content and delete that as well. Next click on 'Settings...', in here will be a list of ActiveX componants installed. Any 'unknown' or 'damaged' right click on and select remove. Now that your done, ok out of that. Right click on 'My Computer' and select explore. You should see a list of drives. Ensure your drives/partitions have enough free space. If your under 15% you should consider deleting some files. Using ATF-Cleaner would be a good tool to do a general cleanup. Note: If you wish to seek help via web forums you need to have patience. If someone needs you to post a hijack this log WE WILL ASK YOU. Now, the next time you go to start IE, show some patience. Start it ONCE and wait. HOW LONG BEFORE IT STARTS? If you overload explorer with multiple browsers and they are having trouble starting up your just going to manifest other problems unrelated to this. So just once and wait. You could also check by unplugging your network connection and starting IE to see if it starts faster. Good luck. J. j e r u v y a t y a h o o d o t c o m