Tracy,
He says that he has rebooted the computer several times since it happend (I have been on vacation so this has been going on for a week or so). Rebooting should stop IIS :) Do you think it would help to stop the service?

I'll try to have him delete the internet files.

Thanks,
Einar

>have they tried restarting IIS?
>
>To clear IE cache:
>
>Click Start, select Settings and Control Panel.
>Double-click Internet Options to open Internet Properties.
>Click the General tab.
>Click Delete Files.
>Click OK on the Delete Files dialog box.
>Click OK
>
>>I can't remember where I can clear the internet cashe in IE.
>>I am trying to help someone that has a problem loading a ASP.NET app but the contents does not change. I think it is related to that IE is reading from cashe.
>>The SAP.NEt app the user is trying to run is running off localhost (the computer is not even connected to the internet) and it used to work just fine about a week ago.
>>
>>Any other settings the user might have changed that might cause this? I am fairly sure that it is a problem with IE rather than the ASP.NET app since the tables that the app is gathering data from are updated like normal.
>>
>>Any help would be appreciated.
>>
>>Thanks,
>>Einar