Problem with Internet Explorer

Hello ! I created a new session under windows XP Pro yesterday. Everything is right, every application works fine, but I CAN'T GO ON A HTTPS website with internet explorer (v. 6). . . . It's realy boring because I can't go on my mailbox,.

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Hello !
 
I created a new session under windows XP Pro yesterday. Everything is right, every application works fine, but I CAN'T GO ON A HTTPS website with internet explorer (v.6) ....
 
It's realy boring because I can't go on my mailbox, ...
 
I have tried to uninstall IE 6 to reinstall it ... But I can't find where I can remove it ...
 
Maybe I don't have to reinstall it, it's maybe a stupid option which is not enabled under this session (because under the other sessions of win XP, I can surf on a https website ...)
 
Please tell me what I have to do ... And if I have to reinstall ie6, tell me where ...
 
Thanks !
 
Val

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Val
Go to My Computer, Add remove, and look for IE6. It will allow you to uninstall or ask you if you want to repair. It worked for me.
 
Peter
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Unless someone knows different, I don't think thats possible on XP since IE6 is an internal component of the OS.

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Sounds like you need to install your IPS.

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Go to Control panel \ Add remove
select add remove windows components,
clear internet explorer,
restart
select internet expolrer
 
or I believe you get an option to repair,
try the repair first.