Cure Could Be Worse Than Disease for IE7 -- Redmond Channel Partner

So, you've run the latest batch of patches and now, suddenly, you can't open Internet Explorer 7. You're not alone. It seems as though sometimes Microsoft's cure is worse than the disease it's meant to prevent.

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