Multi-user IE7 Our Family PC is always on and all four of us are always logged in. Unfortunately only the first one to bring up IE7 can use it. If he or she leaves it up and we switch users, it won't come up in the other user. No error message either, it just hangs. If the first user quits IE7 the second user can bring it up but that's a HUGE pain. Running windos XP Media Center, on a 2GB/500GB Dell XPS 400. Already reloaded IE 7 from scratch.

It all depends on which operating system you have
Reboot your computer. Press the "F8" key as it boots up, and continue pressing it until the Advanced Boot Options screen appears. Use the arrow keys to select "Safe Mode with Command Prompt" and press "Enter" to bring up a screen similar to this. Windows Advanced Options Menu Please select an option: Safe Mode
Safe Mode with Networking
Safe Mode with Command Prompt Enable Boot Logging
Enable VGA mode

Use the arrow keys to highlight your choice Type "exit" and press "Enter" when you're done to reboot the computer again and return to the normal Vista interface.

Click start Control Panel. Select "User Accounts and Family Safety," then "User Accounts." Click "Turn User Account Control on or off." Remove the check mark next to "Use User Account Control (UAC) to help protect your computer." Click "OK." Set All Accounts to Administrator Still in the UAC section of Control Panel, select "Manage another account," and click on a user account. Click on "Change the account type." When working with multiple accounts, some changes can only be made if you and the account holder are both logged in with "Administrator" accounts so you need to change all user accounts to "Administrator." When you are done making changes, you can change them back to "Standard," but always leave at least one "Administrator" account.

Follow these step to login in your sysytem- 1. Reboot your windows , once it starts up, keep clicking f8 , this should bring you to safe mode, start windows automatically under safe mode and follow these steps below . 2. Once you're in safe mode, On the bottom of your screen, click "start" menu , Go in to your control panel, find user accounts , click on that. 3. Go into user accounts and find your log in screen name you use example " duckie , and delete password log in, after you have done that now you can restart your system , it should just log you right in automatically without asking for your password. 4. Once you have completed the above steps, go back in to your user account and create yourself a new password and don't forget it this time, it's always safe to run windows with a password and login screen name. hope this helps you..
Thanks Kristin

OS problem. Re-install the OS.

What happens when you try to log in using a different browser? Try with Firefox or Opera. If you can get in, it's a problem with IE7.

I'm thinking IE7 may have some settings that have been improperly applied. I would try cleaning out temp files and your trusted sites list. Change security settings to Medium. Restart IE7.

First off check and make sure all your settings in your browser are set to default. If that doesn't resolve the issue than go to your control panel to your add and remove programs. Check the "show updates" box. Starting with the last one first, remove IE updates. After each removing restart your pc and try surfing again.
When it stops crashing don't install that update. Another long shot is to click on removal of IE7 which will bring up a repair IE option. Finally, uninstall and re install. The process of elimation is all you have without us knowing more details. (PC brand, age, OS version, 3rd party software, harware configuration, etc)

Please try this. First, you should be logged in as administrator. (You probably are logged in as KIDS). Then please go to Start-Control Panel-User Accounts and Family Safety-User Accounts-Parental Controls-KIDS-Allow and Block Specific Programs. There you can choose the programs that can be used by users logged in as KIDS. This does not apply to the administrator (There are no restrictions.) Hope this helps. Thank you.

Explorer 8 is only a Beta version and not as yet fully tested, you can uninstall it and it will revert to IE7, if you can't install it then leave IE7 on

Log in as another user that has Administrator rights and then change the options (type parental into the Start text box and then click on Parental Controls).

Goto windows update, and make sure you have the latest version of Microsoft .net framework.. (also any other service packs for ie7 that you don't have, along with security updates)

Most of those sites use the .net platform, and that may cause issues if it is not up to date.

Other then that, you might try to re-install IE7, or, revert back to Ie6

try this: uninstall ie7 on both pcs, but first download mozilla firefox on each; got to http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/products/ firefox/central.html i don't know why ie7 is a problem, but anything that works now is a step forward. when transfer is done, you can always put ie7 back in.