When I double click the IE icon from desktop, it only create new shortcut,
not go into browsing internet. Anyone can fix?

Well obviously, that's not correct. And it's easier just
to create a new one. You can figure out what's wrong
with it later.

1). Right click an empty space somewhere on the
desktop
2). Click new
3). Click shortcut
4). Click browse
5). Expand my computer
6). Expand the C drive
7). Expand program files
8). Expand the internet explorer directory
9). Click the iexplore.exe program once
10). Click OK
11). Click next
12). Clear the prefilled shortcut name
13). Enter the new name for the shortcut. Something like
"Internet Explorer"
14). Click finish
15). You can now right click the icon and drag it to the
desktop location desired
16). Double click the icon to launch IE

Disclaimer:

Many assumptions were made he
1). The C drive is your OS
2). iexplore.exe resides where described, and the direct-
ory structure is similar as described. To aid with the
iexplore.exe location, use search

I guess it's possible that your current IE icon is merely
building another icon for the IE launch. But, I can't see
it, and much easier to just create a new one.

Additionally, there's usually a launch for IE behind the
START button in the lower left corner. Just another
option

Gary






"¸ô¤H¤B" wrote in message
...
When I double click the IE icon from desktop, it only create new shortcut,
not go into browsing internet. Anyone can fix?

In XP:

START | CONTROL PANEL | INTERNET OPTIONS

In 2000:

START | SETTINGS | CONTROL PANEL | INTERNET OPTIONS

Go to the ADVANCED TAB

Just abover UNDERLINE LINKS it says SHOW INTERNET EXPLORER ON THE DESKTOP

Uncheck it, click APPLY then check it again, click APPLY then click OK

The Desktop should refresh & re-create the IE icon

--
Newbie Coder
(It's just a name)


"Gary Walker" wrote in message
t...

Well obviously, that's not correct. And it's easier just
to create a new one. You can figure out what's wrong
with it later.

1). Right click an empty space somewhere on the
desktop
2). Click new
3). Click shortcut
4). Click browse
5). Expand my computer
6). Expand the C drive
7). Expand program files
8). Expand the internet explorer directory
9). Click the iexplore.exe program once
10). Click OK
11). Click next
12). Clear the prefilled shortcut name
13). Enter the new name for the shortcut. Something like
"Internet Explorer"
14). Click finish
15). You can now right click the icon and drag it to the
desktop location desired
16). Double click the icon to launch IE

Disclaimer:

Many assumptions were made he
1). The C drive is your OS
2). iexplore.exe resides where described, and the direct-
ory structure is similar as described. To aid with the
iexplore.exe location, use search

I guess it's possible that your current IE icon is merely
building another icon for the IE launch. But, I can't see
it, and much easier to just create a new one.

Additionally, there's usually a launch for IE behind the
START button in the lower left corner. Just another
option

Gary






"¸ô¤H¤B" wrote in message
...
When I double click the IE icon from desktop, it only create new
shortcut,
not go into browsing internet. Anyone can fix?

Thabks everybody. Finally I upgrade to IE 7. All are fixed.

"Newbie Coder" bl...
In XP:

START | CONTROL PANEL | INTERNET OPTIONS

In 2000:

START | SETTINGS | CONTROL PANEL | INTERNET OPTIONS

Go to the ADVANCED TAB

Just abover UNDERLINE LINKS it says SHOW INTERNET EXPLORER ON THE DESKTOP

Uncheck it, click APPLY then check it again, click APPLY then click OK

The Desktop should refresh & re-create the IE icon

--
Newbie Coder
(It's just a name)


"Gary Walker" wrote in message
t...

Well obviously, that's not correct. And it's easier just
to create a new one. You can figure out what's wrong
with it later.

1). Right click an empty space somewhere on the
desktop
2). Click new
3). Click shortcut
4). Click browse
5). Expand my computer
6). Expand the C drive
7). Expand program files
8). Expand the internet explorer directory
9). Click the iexplore.exe program once
10). Click OK
11). Click next
12). Clear the prefilled shortcut name
13). Enter the new name for the shortcut. Something like
"Internet Explorer"
14). Click finish
15). You can now right click the icon and drag it to the
desktop location desired
16). Double click the icon to launch IE

Disclaimer:

Many assumptions were made he
1). The C drive is your OS
2). iexplore.exe resides where described, and the direct-
ory structure is similar as described. To aid with the
iexplore.exe location, use search

I guess it's possible that your current IE icon is merely
building another icon for the IE launch. But, I can't see
it, and much easier to just create a new one.

Additionally, there's usually a launch for IE behind the
START button in the lower left corner. Just another
option

Gary






"¸ô¤H¤B" wrote in message
...
When I double click the IE icon from desktop, it only create new
shortcut,
not go into browsing internet. Anyone can fix?

Your problems have just begun if you have IE 7 )

--
Newbie Coder
(It's just a name)


"¸ô¤H¤B" wrote in message
...
Thabks everybody. Finally I upgrade to IE 7. All are fixed.

"Newbie Coder"
bl...
In XP:

START | CONTROL PANEL | INTERNET OPTIONS

In 2000:

START | SETTINGS | CONTROL PANEL | INTERNET OPTIONS

Go to the ADVANCED TAB

Just abover UNDERLINE LINKS it says SHOW INTERNET EXPLORER ON THE
DESKTOP

Uncheck it, click APPLY then check it again, click APPLY then click OK

The Desktop should refresh & re-create the IE icon

--
Newbie Coder
(It's just a name)


"Gary Walker" wrote in message
t...

Well obviously, that's not correct. And it's easier just
to create a new one. You can figure out what's wrong
with it later.

1). Right click an empty space somewhere on the
desktop
2). Click new
3). Click shortcut
4). Click browse
5). Expand my computer
6). Expand the C drive
7). Expand program files
8). Expand the internet explorer directory
9). Click the iexplore.exe program once
10). Click OK
11). Click next
12). Clear the prefilled shortcut name
13). Enter the new name for the shortcut. Something like
"Internet Explorer"
14). Click finish
15). You can now right click the icon and drag it to the
desktop location desired
16). Double click the icon to launch IE

Disclaimer:

Many assumptions were made he
1). The C drive is your OS
2). iexplore.exe resides where described, and the direct-
ory structure is similar as described. To aid with the
iexplore.exe location, use search

I guess it's possible that your current IE icon is merely
building another icon for the IE launch. But, I can't see
it, and much easier to just create a new one.

Additionally, there's usually a launch for IE behind the
START button in the lower left corner. Just another
option

Gary






"¸ô¤H¤B" wrote in message
...
When I double click the IE icon from desktop, it only create new
shortcut,
not go into browsing internet. Anyone can fix?

On Jun 7, 10:10 pm, "¸ô¤H¤B" wrote:
When I double click the IE icon from desktop, it only create new shortcut,
not go into browsing internet. Anyone can fix?

You guys All missed what he is trying to say.

The same thing is happening to me, when I double click on my IE6
desktop icon, all it does is creates a IE shortcut.
Right clicking on the icon doesn't give me the "Open" option, just
"Create Shortcut", "Delete", "Rename" and "Properties"
And they all function properly.

Please help

Kurt R

Perhaps if this was posted in the proper newsgroup, instead of the Outlook
Express newsgroup, the answers may have been different.

For Internet Explorer questions not pertaining to Outlook Express, please
post to one of the following:

IE6 Specific Newsgroup:
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsof...er.ie6.browser

IE General newsgroup, (For IE6 and IE7):
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsof...plorer.general
--
Bruce Hagen
MS-MVP Outlook Express
Imperial Beach, CA

"MDGeist" wrote in message
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On Jun 7, 10:10 pm, "¸ô¤H¤B" wrote:
When I double click the IE icon from desktop, it only create new shortcut,
not go into browsing internet. Anyone can fix?

You guys All missed what he is trying to say.

The same thing is happening to me, when I double click on my IE6
desktop icon, all it does is creates a IE shortcut.
Right clicking on the icon doesn't give me the "Open" option, just
"Create Shortcut", "Delete", "Rename" and "Properties"
And they all function properly.

Please help

Kurt R