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I'd remove any suspect software security or blocker programs, then do a repair re-installation of Windows - this way IE and the registry is rebuilt and the source of the corruption should be eliminated. This should not affect other installed software or stored data.
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Found this, may help
Tip: Improperly Registered DLLs in IE 6.x
contributed by David Chernicoff, [email protected]
I recently updated a few system utilities on my primary desktop and
found that Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE) no longer functioned
properly. IE would appear to open a Web site but would display only a
blank page. After some investigation, I discovered that this glitch is
a known problem in IE 6.x versions that results from a product update
improperly registering certain DLLs. To fix the problem, take the
following steps:
1. Open a command-prompt window and type
regsvr32 actxprxy.dll
2. Click Enter.
3. Type
regsvr32 urlmon.dll
4. Click Enter.
5. Close the command-prompt window.Comment
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