That's what I paid for the one I had, and I got a full refund and didn't have to take a replacement....you have to stand up for yourself many times in this life...I think they were glad to get rid of me also :o) Send it back, send it back, send it back... I didn't ask them for boxes...I went to a local packing place and had it professionally packed...they weren't at all surprised that I was sending a Dell Computer back. I was a little concerned about the plain brown boxes and if Dell would accept them, but they said nothing about the boxes when giving me "send back" instructions...just make sure you have the componets in the right box (they'll tell you) and have it marked on the outside of each box what is inside. My monitor, keyboard and software were in one box...the other things were in the other box........get rid of the thing. I had mine longer than the two weeks trying to get it working...tell them you no longer want a Dell

I assume you have tried this:- Click Start click All Programs look for and click Internet Explorer. (near the top of the list) If there you can also right click on it and click Pin to Taskbar in the pop up menu If it is not there click the folder on your bottom task bar near the Start button to bring up Windows Explorer click the plus sign beside the C: drive on the left side in the menu dropped down below click the plus sign beside Program Files click on Internet Explorer to highlight it now look on the right side and right click on iexplore and in the pop up menu click to pin to Taskbar. Done.

ohhhhhh well MSN browser is a different animal than IE, and no it does not look the same you are correct. Did you try hitting the F11 key on the top of your keyboard to see if it had been minimized? I have msn browser on my xp machine, I just went and looked at it and if I right click up in the top area there is an option to restore have you tried clicking that? I don't know why you are using the msn browser, have you tried using firefox? It is so so so much better, really pretty much anything is better than that msn browser.

It has a link there after you highlight the event that takes you to a microsoft support page for the error details -- which may or may not have a known solution. Plus sometimes if you look on the Details tab for the event, you might get a hint of what program might be conflicting or some other piece of info that aims you in the general direction of what might be wrong. Sounds like maybe its one of the popular conflicts with a plug-in. Fairly easy to run from the start menu 'system tools/InternetExplorer(no plug-ins) Which means if that works all the time,,, you can go to Internet Options/ 'Manage add ons' .... and disable all of them,,,,, then turn them back on one at a time until you discover which one is the bad guy.