IE7 Newsgroup? Plus problem.

I cannot find the newsgroup for IE7. Is there one?
However my problem at the moment is that using either IE6 or IE7 I am unable
to log into one of my websites.
The browser closes with beep sound.
FF is OK, and both IE6 and IE7 and FF display it OK on another PC.
There is no entry for the site in the hosts file, and I have tried with both
my antivirus and firewall programs turned off.
I have restored my XP SP2 to an image created a couple of weeks ago to no
avail.
What could be responsible.
The site is www.coastalkayak.co.nz
I have not found any other site that the programs have a problem with.
I am stumped, and getting desperate.

KiwiBrian wrote:

> I cannot find the newsgroup for IE7. Is there one?
> However my problem at the moment is that using either IE6 or IE7 I am
> unable to log into one of my websites.
> The browser closes with beep sound.
> FF is OK, and both IE6 and IE7 and FF display it OK on another PC.
> There is no entry for the site in the hosts file, and I have tried with
> both my antivirus and firewall programs turned off.
> I have restored my XP SP2 to an image created a couple of weeks ago to no
> avail.
> What could be responsible.
> The site is www.coastalkayak.co.nz
> I have not found any other site that the programs have a problem with.
> I am stumped, and getting desperate.

I looked at the site and don't see anything weird. but I'm not anywhere near
to being expert in either version of IE. The newsgroup you want is:

microsoft.public.internetexplorer.general


Malke
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MS-MVP
Elephant Boy Computers
www.elephantboycomputers.com
Don't Panic!

"Malke" <malke@invalid.invalid> wrote in message
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> KiwiBrian wrote:
>
>> I cannot find the newsgroup for IE7. Is there one?
>> However my problem at the moment is that using either IE6 or IE7 I am
>> unable to log into one of my websites.
>> The browser closes with beep sound.
>> FF is OK, and both IE6 and IE7 and FF display it OK on another PC.
>> There is no entry for the site in the hosts file, and I have tried with
>> both my antivirus and firewall programs turned off.
>> I have restored my XP SP2 to an image created a couple of weeks ago to no
>> avail.
>> What could be responsible.
>> The site is www.coastalkayak.co.nz
>> I have not found any other site that the programs have a problem with.
>> I am stumped, and getting desperate.
>
> I looked at the site and don't see anything weird. but I'm not anywhere
> near
> to being expert in either version of IE. The newsgroup you want is:
>
> microsoft.public.internetexplorer.general

Thanks very much Malke.
It seems to be a problem with just this particular PC.
I will subscribe to the IE newsgroup and post my query there.