> Hello everybody. I have a question for you gurus out there. We have some
> computers at work where either embedded images or images pulled in from
> another server are showing as a red x with no option to "download content".
> The only fix we've found is clearing out the OLK folder but the problem comes
> back after time.
>
> Solutions I've tried include:
> 1) Unchecking "Don't download pictures automatically" in the Security
> settings. Works on some, but not all.
> 2) Changing the 'zone' for emails from Restricted to Internet. Again, fixes
> some but not all.
> 3) Detect & Repair in Outlook.
> 4) Making sure "Show Images" is checked in IE (Outlook pulls emails via IE)
> 5) Clearing the "Securetempfolder" registry key and/or clearing out the
> Outlook Temporary folder's contents (under Temporary Internet Files). This
> fixes the issue, but only temporary. It does come back.
> 6) Reverting to IE6. Doesn't work.
> 7) Upgrading to Office 2007. Seems to work, but not an option as of yet.
> ...

> Beavt8r wrote:

>> Hello everybody. I have a question for you gurus out there. We have
>> some computers...

> You may want to take a look at the following link:
> http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/community/columns/ietopten.mspx
>
> Nikki Peterson
>
> "Frenchy" invalid.com> wrote in message
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>> Beavt8r wrote:

>>> Hello everybody. I have a question for you gurus out there. We have
>>> some computers at work where either embedded images or images pulled in
>>> from another server are showing as a red x with no option to "download
>>> content". The only fix we've found is clearing out the OLK folder but
>>> the problem comes back after time. Solutions I've tried include:
>>> 1) Unchecking "Don't download pictures automatically" in the Security
>>> settings. Works on some, but not all.
>>> 2) Changing the 'zone' for emails from Restricted to Internet. Again,
>>> fixes some but not all.
>>> 3) Detect & Repair in Outlook.
>>> 4) Making sure "Show Images" is checked in IE (Outlook pulls emails via ...

> Nikki Peterson wrote:

>> You may want to take a look at the following link:
>> http://www.microsoft.c...

> Have you tried clearing your Cache in IE? This has worked for many
> Vista folks.
>
> Nikki
>
> "Frenchy" invalid.com> wrote in message
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> Only for Advanced users:
>
> When pictures in your email won't download, even though you have
> Outlook configured to download external content (or allow it on
> a per-message basis), the problem is usually a "full" temporary file
> folder.
>
> You need to locate the SecureTemp folder and delete the contents
> (or the entire folder) then restart Outlook. The images should display
> correctly.
>
> Outlook 2007 places the Secturetemp folder at
> C:\Documents and Settings\user\Local Settings\Temporary Internet
> Files\Content.Outlook\8A0VMD3A,
> where 8A0VMD3A can be any random characters.
>
> Vista moves the Temp Internet folder to
> C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet
> Files\, ...

> Nikki Peterson wrote:

>> Only for Advanced users:
>>
>> When pictures in your email won't download, even though you have
>> Outlook configured to download external content (or allow it on
>> a...

> I've tried clearing out the OLK folder (using 2003 and XP here) but the
> main...