When you open a Web page by typing a File URI in the Windows Internet Explorer 7 Address bar on a Windows Vista-based computer, the query string disappears after the Web page opens
On a Windows Vista-based computer, you open a Web page by typing a File Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) in the in Windows Internet Explorer 7 Address bar. This File URI contains a query string. However, after the Web page opens, the query string disappears from the Address bar. Additionally, the query is not in the document.location object.
For example, if you open a Web page by typing file:///c:/test.htm?p=1 in the Address bar, the query string disappears from the Address bar after the Web page opens.
This problem also occurs if you run a command at a command prompt to open a Web page on one of the following computers:
- A Windows XP-based computer that has Internet Explorer 7 installed
- A Windows Server 2003-based computer that has Internet Explorer 7 installed
For example, this problem also occurs if you run the following command to open the Web page:
iexplore.exe file:///c:/test.htm?p=1
For more information on this issue, including potential causes, workarounds, and resolutions, see: Microsoft KB Article KB942172.

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