error message keeps poping up

[Guest ijerome]

I recently installed Firefox. When I click on a link, an error message pops

up:

>windows cannot find xxxxxxxxxxx.xxxx. type in the correct address again.<

It immediately goes to firefox and the link. However if I don't go back and

x out the error message it does not let me open another link. There is about

a 1 second message and then it immediately goes to the link. The error

message stays in the background until I close it. Seems like windows is

trying to open link, can't find it, and then Firefox gets it and goes. Any

ideas would be appreciated.

[Guest Mark]

Re: error message keeps poping up

 

Go here.

 

http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Firefox+Support+Home+Page

 

Mark

 

"ijerome" <ijerome@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:91D57AC8-E8B6-478E-9369-819D24337290@microsoft.com...

>I recently installed Firefox. When I click on a link, an error message

>pops

> up:

>>windows cannot find xxxxxxxxxxx.xxxx. type in the correct address again.<

> It immediately goes to firefox and the link. However if I don't go back

> and

> x out the error message it does not let me open another link. There is

> about

> a 1 second message and then it immediately goes to the link. The error

> message stays in the background until I close it. Seems like windows is

> trying to open link, can't find it, and then Firefox gets it and goes.

> Any

> ideas would be appreciated.

>

[Guest HeyBub]

Re: error message keeps poping up

 

ijerome wrote:

> I recently installed Firefox. When I click on a link, an error

> message pops up:

>> windows cannot find xxxxxxxxxxx.xxxx. type in the correct address

>> again.<

> It immediately goes to firefox and the link. However if I don't go

> back and x out the error message it does not let me open another

> link. There is about a 1 second message and then it immediately

> goes to the link. The error message stays in the background until I

> close it. Seems like windows is trying to open link, can't find it,

> and then Firefox gets it and goes. Any ideas would be appreciated.

 

In addition to not being a Microsoft product (which may void your warranty),

Firefox has been know to cause warts on cats. If you don't have a cat, you

should be okay.