Address bar icon corrupted for http moniker Jeremy 10.07.2007 06:46:02 I have a bunch of terminal servers running WS03 SP2 and IE 6. When users use IE, the icon next to the url moniker appears as broken, instead of the little blue "e", but only when using http. When the url is using https the icon is not broken. This only happens on some servers not all. All users have roaming profiles, so the problem appears to be server-specific, rather than user specific. If I log in as and Admin account without a roaming profile I get the same issue. As Admin, I have access to select the Programs page, which is disable for normal users. If I go it and check the box that causes IE to detect if it is the default browser and select Yes when it prompts me, the icons come back. any idea? Cheers, Jeremy.

RE: Address bar icon corrupted for http moniker Jeremy 10.07.2007 06:50:01 Just an addendum to this. The activity described below fixes it for ALL users of the box, not just the Admin user. [Quoted Text] > As Admin, I have access to select the Programs page, which is disable for > normal users. If I go it and check the box that causes IE to detect if it is > the default browser and select Yes when it prompts me, the icons come back.

Re: Address bar icon corrupted for http moniker "Jon Kennedy" <jkennedy2[ at ]carolina.rr.com> 11.07.2007 23:36:35 Go to File Types on the "broken" machine and check out the icon used for the URL:Hypertext Transfer Protocol file type. It will have None for the extension and should be near the top of the file type list. It should be the same as the one just below for URL:Hyptertext Transfer Protocol with Privacy (https) file type. Click on the file type to change, click Advanced then click Change Icon. -- Jon R. Kennedy MS MVP/IE Charlotte, NC USA jkennedy2[ at ]carolina.rr.com "Jeremy" <Jeremy[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:8B941628-5EBA-4F6C-8765-581B79B9FF9C[ at ]microsoft.com... [Quoted Text] >I have a bunch of terminal servers running WS03 SP2 and IE 6. When users >use > IE, the icon next to the url moniker appears as broken, instead of the > little > blue "e", but only when using http. When the url is using https the icon > is > not broken. > > This only happens on some servers not all. All users have roaming > profiles, > so the problem appears to be server-specific, rather than user specific. > If > I log in as and Admin account without a roaming profile I get the same > issue. > > As Admin, I have access to select the Programs page, which is disable for > normal users. If I go it and check the box that causes IE to detect if it > is > the default browser and select Yes when it prompts me, the icons come > back. > > any idea? > > Cheers, > Jeremy.

RE: Address bar icon corrupted for http moniker Jeremy 12.07.2007 02:08:02 Thanks Jon. This is certainly the case. Unfortunately the non-Admin users don't haev the rights to change this. Any idea why it would revert back to being fixed for all users on the server just by resetting IE to be the default broswer for a single Admin user on the box? "Jeremy" wrote: [Quoted Text] > Just an addendum to this. The activity described below fixes it for ALL > users of the box, not just the Admin user. > > > As Admin, I have access to select the Programs page, which is disable for > > normal users. If I go it and check the box that causes IE to detect if it is > > the default browser and select Yes when it prompts me, the icons come back. >

Re: Address bar icon corrupted for http moniker "Jon Kennedy" <jkennedy2[ at ]carolina.rr.com> 12.07.2007 03:25:08 Because this is a local machine setting vs. a per-user setting. -- Jon R. Kennedy MS MVP/IE Charlotte, NC USA jkennedy2[ at ]carolina.rr.com "Jeremy" <Jeremy[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:37B3CF08-7DF4-4D27-B441-A760CFECE5CA[ at ]microsoft.com... [Quoted Text] > Thanks Jon. This is certainly the case. Unfortunately the non-Admin > users > don't haev the rights to change this. Any idea why it would revert back > to > being fixed for all users on the server just by resetting IE to be the > default broswer for a single Admin user on the box? > >