I have three new computers in our company that are all having the same problem with MSIE 9. The computers are two Dell Optiplex 7010 systems and one Dell Latitude E6530 Laptop. All three systems have Windows 7 64 bit and MS Office 2010 32 bit (the 32 bit Office was the recommended version by Microsoft). Other software is also installed but the only thing the three have in common is the OS and Office versions. MSIE 9 worked just fine for the first day or so and then it began freezing up for 6 to 7 minutes any time the user went to a web site that had any form of content on it such as MSN or Bank or America and numerous other websites that we sue for business. It is so bad that it has rendered MSIE 9 completely useless on all three computers. This is an issue because there are business web site that we sue that only support MSIE. I have installed Firefox and Google Chrome on these computers as a work around until we can find the cause of the issue with MSIE.
I have read through all of the threads I can find on this subject and I have tried all of the recommended solutions but we still have the problem. One suggestion was going to Tools\Internet Options\Advanced Tab and doing a reset. I tried that and it did not help. Another suggestion was to go to Start\All Programs\Accessories\System Tools\start MSIE without add ons. When I start MSIE in that mode it seems to work much better so that tells me it has something to do with addons. However at this point we have all add-ons disabled using Manage Add-ons and it still locks up unless it is started without add-ons. My guess is that there is a Office 2010 add-on of some sort that is causing the issue and it also seems to be related to the users profile as MSIE seems to work fine under the administrator account. I am assuming that is because I have never started up and component of MS Office 2010 while logged in under the administrator account.
Can anyone help us figure this problem out because it is a serious issue that is preventing us from properly accessing certain business related web sites.