#1: Can't Visit Secure https:// Web Sites
Having trouble visiting secure web sites with Internet Explorer and Windows XP?

#2: Reinstall Internet Explorer or Outlook Express
How to reinstall Internet Explorer or Outlook Express if you are having significant problems.

#3: Stop Autodialing My ISP
Keep Windows XP from autodialing your ISP whenever it needs to access the Internet

#4: Using a Different Web Browser
You may wish to consider several Internet Explorer alternatives for better security, performance, or perhaps just for a change with Windows XP.

#5: Security Patches via Email
NEVER download security patches via e-mail when using Windows XP or any other operating system.

See Also:

@ Firewall

Defines the term firewall, explains how a firewall can help increase computer security and prevent identity theft, and provides links to download firewall software.

@ Internet Explorer 6 - Windows XP Service Pack 2

New Internet Explorer 6 features in Windows XP Service Pack 2. Discusses the pop-up blocker, browser helper objects (BHO), and more.

@ Microsoft Internet Explorer 6

Getting the most out of Internet Explorer 6, including tips on auto-completion, cookies, tweaking settings, Internet Explorer 6 security issues, and more.

@ Microsoft Internet Explorer 7

Tips on downloading, installing, and configuring the Internet Explorer 7 web browser. Also includes tips to help increase security and privacy, managing tabs, and modifying your Favorites.

@ Removing Spyware and Adware

Stop suffering computer troubles caused by spyware! Browser hijacked? Mysterious pop-up windows appearing? Afraid your usage is being tracked? We have over 200 anti-spyware tips to help solve these problems.

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