Corrupted images in windows browsers

Can anyone help? I have made a site which has a number of jpeg images created in photoshop, using "save for web & devices" etc. They are set to 120 dpi and reduced to fit. The site looks fine in browserlab when viewed with chrome, safari and the latest windows browsers. However, in some earlier windows browsers the images are corrupted and not rendered properly, with blurred, wavy edges and unintelligible type. Sometimes, they have disappeared.
How can I correct this?

They are set to 120 dpi and reduced to fit.
This is really not relavent for Web development since Web dimensions are set in px, not dpi.
For best results, resize the images to the exact pixel dimensions used on your Web page and then save the image at whatever compression value give you acceptable results.... the more compression used the smaller the file size (not the dimensions) but the quality is also reduced.
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