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FIXED: Stop the Internet Explorer runonce screen displaying when IE is started I fixed this by adding two registry entries, this is how I did it: (note: only do this if you cant stop the run-once screen appearing by selecting your options on the page and clicking on Save Settings) 1: Launch the registry editor -> Click on start, run (in Vista on start button and type in “Start Search” box) and type regedit and press enter 2: Navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main 3: Add a DWORD value called RunOnceHasShown and set the value to 1 (note: if the value already exits just change its value to 1) -> Right click in the right hand pane and select New > DWORD (32-bit) Value -> Rename the new value to RunOnceHasShown -> Double click on the new value and set its value to 1 3 b: Add a DWORD value called RunOnceComplete and set the value to 1 (note: if the value already exits just change its value to 1) -> Right click in the right hand pane and select New > DWORD (32-bit) Value -> Rename the new value to RunOnceComplete -> Double click on the new value and set its value to 1 4: Check that the StartPage value has the correct home page in it (alternatively you can set this in Internet Explorer) 5: Close the registry and Open Internet Explorer. Hey presto, it works! More info: Remember you can damage your Operating System when you edit the registry, so be careful. Thanks to robkermit and beentheredonethat from msfn.org for this solution. See http://www.brightvisions.co.uk/Latest-Solu...nce-screen.html for more details. Al – IT Support Engineer for www.brightvisions.co.uk