For some reason my Explorer just opens one window at the time, I can't have several windows oppened on my desk
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When was last time you did a ScanDisk or Disk Defragmentor?\n\nIf the answer is "I dunno". Then it might be a good idea to do those things first. Then, right click your Internet Explorer Icon (Windows 98), follow/click down to PROPERTIES and in the middle section, delete your cookies, temporary internet files and history.\n\nThen (yes, there's a tad more work here needing doing), clear out spyware using Spybot Search n' Destroy and Ad-Aware SE (look for and get the FREE versions).\n\nAll this effort helps clear your hard drive of used space taken up by spyware, dialer viruses and hijackers. \n\nFinally, if you have a restore point (START, ALL PROGRAMS,ACCESSORIES,SYSTEM TOOLS,SYSTEM RESTORE), you might want to look into using the wizard there to bring your system back to a time BEFORE all this mess started.  But that's ONLY if you made a restore point when you first got your PC.  If you don't know what a restore point is, there's not much need to go there.
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You can try out with Ctrl+Esc Combination.\n\nThere is one more way to achive the same result. Just clik anywhere on the empty space on taskbar. Press Alt+S. It also presses the Window ley for you.
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Well it might disappear from your screen due to your monitor settings. Right click on your desktop click properties, then settings and make sure you are only viewing on one monitor.
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Try hitting the CTRL key and W at the same time. In Internet Explorer this will close an open browser window. It may be a adware program has popped open a new window and this command will close it. \n\nAlso, do yourself a favor and get a pop-up blocker from Yahoo or Google to help this.
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I'm having a similar problem where I try to open up different windows and they will open, but they won't load anything. I was told that it could be my browser settings or there could be a virus on my computer. I've gotten it fixed many times and it keeps happening.
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It is very simple. Open one explorer window and open one link in new window (that should open with small size as you told). Resize that new window to your intended size. Now, close all explorer windows and again open explorer window, this you will get size of window of size that was previously set.
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why do you have 3 in the first place?\n\nfirstly dont delete them, rename them and see if it impacts on any registered programmes\n\nif all is well after thorough testing, just delete them out of explorer
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Internet Explorer remembers what the window looked like when it was closed. This includes being minimised.\n\nremove these registry keys, reboot and all should be fine.\n\nHKCU &#92; Software &#92; Microsoft &#92; Internet Explorer &#92; Main &#92; window_placement\n\nHKCU &#92; Software &#92; Microsoft &#92; Internet Explorer &#92; Desktop &#92; OldWorkAreas &#92; OldWorkAreaRects\n\nRemember that messing with your registry can cause issues and you should always back it up first!\n\nHope this helps!\nSean
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its possible to have more than one pop up blocker running at the same time...check for any extra software that does that on your computer
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do you mean the desktop or internet explorer\n\nInternet Explorer------- F11\nDesktop ---- win + D
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open multiple internet windows
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[1]\nIf you have Group Similar Taskbar Buttons" option enabled, then if you have more than a certain number of Internet explorer Windows opened, they get grouped to only one item in the TaskBar, you click on it then select the Window you want ot view\n\n[2]\nCould be a program [may call it a virus], that \n- changed/altered the programming code for the minimze button on Internet explorer from "Minimize" to "Minimize and Hide"\n- or simply monitors all Intenet Explorer Windows - and once any is detected to be minimized, it calls its hWnd [Handle to A Window (Windows programming)] and hides it...\n\nBefore saying that its a virus, check the icons near the clock on the Statusbar, and see if there is any applications that do that, or if ther eis an IE icon there...\n...\n..\n.
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Beside the solutions suggested above, I recommend to use Firefox browser instead of Internet Explorer. It is more secure, you can open multiple pages in one window using different Tabs instead of opening multiple windows. you can open more all or some of your favorite web pages in one click.  \nHers is the link if you want to give Firefox a try: http://www.firefox.com
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There must be a better way than this, but it's what works for me for Internet Explorer. When you tile or cascade a group of windows, the quickest way to get things back to normal is to this:\n\n1) Right click on the group icon in the taskbar and choose Close Group.\n2) Open only one new Internet Explorer window\n3) Maximize that window or resize it to your preferred size. \n4) Close that window\n\nThe next time you open IE, it will open with the size window that it had the last time it closed.\n\nIf someone knows a better way, please share it, I'd like to know, too!
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Welcome to Windows!  :)\n\nThis sort of thing happens all the time with Windows.  If you know what you're doing you can usually work around it.  Otherwise, log out and then back in again, or just reboot.
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It sounds like you might be in Kiosk mode with the Hide Toolbars option selected.  When Internet explorer is focused, press the F-11 key to get out of Kiosk mode.
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RESOLUTION\nTo resolve this problem, follow these steps: \n1. On the Tools menu, click Options. \n2. Click the General tab. \n3. Click to clear the Ignore other applications check box, and then click OK. \nAfter you do this, you should be able to open workbooks by double-clicking them in Windows Explorer.