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Hmmm... you might try renaming the file, then rebooting and deleting the renamed file. Depending on what is going on though, it may not let you rename it. Sooo... rename the folder in which the file resides, reboot, delete the file, change the folder's name back and reboot again. If you are...

Here's a late entry to this thread. I use Proxomitron as a web proxy (html), which can be downloaded for free. It has the added benefit of being able to filter the incoming web pages, java script, etc., to remove pop-ups etc. You can also write your own filters for it. I have my kids PCs go...

It isn't a URL, but it seems to be a full host name, including the domain name. I don't think there is much you can do with it.

I assume this is Outlook and not Outlook Express. In Outlook you can go to the File/Import and Export... menu item. Select "Export to a file", then "Comma Separated Values (Windows)". Select the Contacts folder, browse to someplace handy to put the exported file. Email...

It seems that solution is for NT, 98, or 95. I have 2000. I gave it a try anyway, replacing both the cabinet.dll files with the NT one from the IE60 installation. After a reboot, I attempted to install IE 6.0, same result. I restored the Win 2000 cabinet.dll files that I had previously.

Interesting, I'm having the same problem, or at least identical symptoms, on Win 2000. I have IE version 5.00.3105.0106CO. I believe that is considered version 5.5. After I accept the EULA, it says "Initializing Setup. Please wait...", then a pop-up box appears with the message...