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Im using XP pro Sp2 - IE7 The issue I have is when I download anything, rather than dowloading from Explorer it goes straight into a another program (BitCommet) I |
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Im using XP pro Sp2 - IE7
The issue I have is when I download anything, rather than dowloading from Explorer it goes straight into a another program (BitCommet) I prefer it the other way as I like to save any important exe programs to a folder so I can burn to disc incase of a reformat or crash etc. Is there a reason for this happening and can I change it Thanks for your time |
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it sounds like someone on your computer has downloaded the bitcommet
download manager and set it to use for all downloads. the easiest way to stop it is just to uninstall bin commet or try looking for an options menu. "Marie" <Marie@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:430485CD-F226-4019-8AEC-B0907417DEE5@microsoft.com... > Im using XP pro Sp2 - IE7 > > The issue I have is when I download anything, rather than dowloading from > Explorer it goes straight into a another program (BitCommet) I prefer it > the > other way as I like to save any important exe programs to a folder so I > can > burn to disc incase of a reformat or crash etc. > > Is there a reason for this happening and can I change it > > Thanks for your time |
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"Marie" <Marie@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:430485CD-F226-4019-8AEC-B0907417DEE5@microsoft.com... > Im using XP pro Sp2 - IE7 > > The issue I have is when I download anything, rather than dowloading from > Explorer it goes straight into a another program (BitCommet) I prefer it > the > other way as I like to save any important exe programs to a folder so I > can > burn to disc incase of a reformat or crash etc. > > Is there a reason for this happening and can I change it > > Thanks for your time There is probably an option in BitComet as to whether or not it handles all downloads or catches clicks from a web browser. Does bit BitComet have an IE add-on, (look under Tools>Manage add-ons in IE7), or is it completely separate? You should probably look at the BitComet site for these answers. |
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Thanks for the reply Matt
Its my son that uses BitComet, I looked at the preferences and couldnt figure it out. Dont think there is any point in unstalling and reinstalling as the defaults will still be there, if you know what I mean -- WeeMarie "matt hopkins" wrote: > it sounds like someone on your computer has downloaded the bitcommet > download manager and set it to use for all downloads. the easiest way to > stop it is just to uninstall bin commet or try looking for an options menu. > > > "Marie" <Marie@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:430485CD-F226-4019-8AEC-B0907417DEE5@microsoft.com... > > Im using XP pro Sp2 - IE7 > > > > The issue I have is when I download anything, rather than dowloading from > > Explorer it goes straight into a another program (BitCommet) I prefer it > > the > > other way as I like to save any important exe programs to a folder so I > > can > > burn to disc incase of a reformat or crash etc. > > > > Is there a reason for this happening and can I change it > > > > Thanks for your time > |
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Dobey - IE only has BitComet Search and helper nothing else
-- WeeMarie "dobey" wrote: > > "Marie" <Marie@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:430485CD-F226-4019-8AEC-B0907417DEE5@microsoft.com... > > Im using XP pro Sp2 - IE7 > > > > The issue I have is when I download anything, rather than dowloading from > > Explorer it goes straight into a another program (BitCommet) I prefer it > > the > > other way as I like to save any important exe programs to a folder so I > > can > > burn to disc incase of a reformat or crash etc. > > > > Is there a reason for this happening and can I change it > > > > Thanks for your time > > There is probably an option in BitComet as to whether or not it handles all > downloads or catches clicks from a web browser. > Does bit BitComet have an IE add-on, (look under Tools>Manage add-ons in > IE7), or is it completely separate? > > You should probably look at the BitComet site for these answers. > > > |
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