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  1. 29-Dec-06, 16:44 #1
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    Tried putting in Internet Explorer 7. but find my outlook express disconnects as soon as it's loaded - any ideas?
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  2. 29-Dec-06, 16:49 #2
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    Get rid of the PC and get a Mac.
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  3. 29-Dec-06, 16:51 #3
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    Hi (again) - too old to mess about - I'll stick to the IE I've got
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    Quote Originally Posted by Conscience View Post
    Get rid of the PC and get a Mac.
    No, don't do that.. there has been news about Apple's rocky finances recently.
    "Step sideways, pause and study those around you. You will learn a great deal."
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    Quote Originally Posted by bigpete View Post
    Tried putting in Internet Explorer 7. but find my outlook express disconnects as soon as it's loaded - any ideas?
    Hi, Bigpete.

    The default setting is Outlook. Go to Tools - Internet Options - Programs and change the e-mail setting back to Outlook Express again. Had the same thing happen to me.
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    Use Firefox?
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    In the options of Outlook Express you will see it has a tick on hang up after sending and recieving. Once u remove this then it will not disconnect.
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    I've just finally downloaded IE7 after resisting that annoying little message for ages. So far I hate it - got an error message initially which I've ignored but kept a copy just in case. Can't seem to sort the toolbars at the top, which take up too much space. No problems so far with OE. Just hope it gets better.
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    I'm obviously going to get this error message every time I boot so any ideas? -
    SmartBridge Alerts: BT HelpNotifier.exe – Entry Point Not Found

    The procedure entry point Get ProcessImageFileNameW could not be located in the dynamic link Library PSAPI.DLL

    Clicking OK removes it and as far as I can see it's not affecting anything but I'd quite like to get rid of it permanently. Never had it before I downloaded IE7.
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    Quote Originally Posted by badger View Post
    I'm obviously going to get this error message every time I boot so any ideas? -
    SmartBridge Alerts: BT HelpNotifier.exe – Entry Point Not Found

    The procedure entry point Get ProcessImageFileNameW could not be located in the dynamic link Library PSAPI.DLL

    Clicking OK removes it and as far as I can see it's not affecting anything but I'd quite like to get rid of it permanently. Never had it before I downloaded IE7.
    I guess you're using BT Broadband?

    Rename PSAPI.DLL from your C:\PROGRAM FILES\BT BROADBAND DESKTOP HELP\SMARTBRIDGE folder to PSAPI.OLD and reboot.

    The problem should have gone.

    You can also uninstall the Help (which you don't really need). Note it's just the Help bit you can uninstall!
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  11. 04-Jan-07, 16:36 #11
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    Thanks Paul - brilliant! Renamed the file and error message gone. Think I'll leave Help for now although I've never found it any help, in fact just annoying so don't use it any more.
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    Quote Originally Posted by badger View Post
    Thanks Paul - brilliant! Renamed the file and error message gone. Think I'll leave Help for now although I've never found it any help, in fact just annoying so don't use it any more.
    Hi badger,

    Glad I could help!
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