taurarian
April 25th 03, 06:41 AM
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb%3ben-us%
3b176823
This articles relates to completing removing Office 97 and
the utility to do it. Read the article to go to the link
for Win XP. You may have Office 97 left over registry
entries ryv.
Hope this helps.
>-----Original Message-----
>I did a very stupid thing. I was trying to see if Access
>(on an Office 97 disk) would open an old database file I
>had on a disk from my old computer. I installed Office
>97 on my XP comp.--now lots of my internet stuff does not
>function correctly--such as Cookies. Though the computer
>says my cookies are enabled, many websites I visit say
>they are not, and there is nothing I can figure out to do
>to fix this. Another thing I am sure is related--when I
>click on an email link on the internet, it says I am not
>set up to do this. (I used to do this before no prob!)
>I have tried to do the System Restore on Windows XP but
>I've tried it about ten times, with different dates
>ranging from yesterday to the beginning of February, and
>though it goes thru the motions, when everything starts
>up again, it says that nothing has been changed, and it's
>unable to restore to that date, please try restoring to a
>different date. Can someone tell me what to do??
>Please???
>.
>
3b176823
This articles relates to completing removing Office 97 and
the utility to do it. Read the article to go to the link
for Win XP. You may have Office 97 left over registry
entries ryv.
Hope this helps.
>-----Original Message-----
>I did a very stupid thing. I was trying to see if Access
>(on an Office 97 disk) would open an old database file I
>had on a disk from my old computer. I installed Office
>97 on my XP comp.--now lots of my internet stuff does not
>function correctly--such as Cookies. Though the computer
>says my cookies are enabled, many websites I visit say
>they are not, and there is nothing I can figure out to do
>to fix this. Another thing I am sure is related--when I
>click on an email link on the internet, it says I am not
>set up to do this. (I used to do this before no prob!)
>I have tried to do the System Restore on Windows XP but
>I've tried it about ten times, with different dates
>ranging from yesterday to the beginning of February, and
>though it goes thru the motions, when everything starts
>up again, it says that nothing has been changed, and it's
>unable to restore to that date, please try restoring to a
>different date. Can someone tell me what to do??
>Please???
>.
>