Internet Explorer?
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Cargo Master
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From: North Dakota
Internet Explorer?
Every once in a while I will be on the internet and I will get a message that will pop up sayiny, "Internet Explorer has encountered a problem and needs to close". It closes on me. Sometimes it will give me an option of sending an error report but that never does anything. What could it be?
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From: in my house
Take your computer outside and 
it.
Just kidding, I don't have a clue. About the computer either.
Something like that happened to me before but I can't quite remember why. You can try emptying your history, deleting all cookies, and clearing out all the temporary internet files that seem to attatch themselves to your computer everytime you look at something.
it.Just kidding, I don't have a clue. About the computer either.
Something like that happened to me before but I can't quite remember why. You can try emptying your history, deleting all cookies, and clearing out all the temporary internet files that seem to attatch themselves to your computer everytime you look at something.
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From: Kalispell, Mt.
When I had Windows98 that happened all the time. Since having a computer with XP it has never happened. 98, ME and other older systems were famed for getting that error message and/or locking up. I know there are some things you can do to help, but it's been so long since using 98 that I just can't remember.
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XP will still give you that message. I have so many programs running at times that I get it. Usually the real problem is a poorly written application that interferes with another program. In this case it may not be IE, -it may be some helper application, another program, or some driver program. In my case I don't get any messages from IE because I don't use it but I do get the message from other programs.
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From: Charlotte, NC
Originally Posted by strokinit
Take your computer outside and it.
it. 
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Originally Posted by kameronth
Every once in a while I will be on the internet and I will get a message that will pop up sayiny, "Internet Explorer has encountered a problem and needs to close". It closes on me. Sometimes it will give me an option of sending an error report but that never does anything. What could it be?
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Sorry, I do have Windows XP, 160GB hard drive, 512 DDR memory,1.67 processor,32mb ddr sdram NVIDIA nforce 220 intergrated graphics. I don't think my drivers are out dated, farley new computer. Even after I cleared the hard drive and put a new one in I still have this prob.
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From: Arizona
Browser crashes can happen when a webpage is coded wrong. That dumb monkey bopping flash banner used to crash me all the time.
You can prevent alot of web garbage by selecting a higher security in your options, or just disabling flash. Pop-Up stopper is a great little program for stopping alot of garbage. You can also stop animations (that could also cause crashes) by pressing your Escape key.
You can prevent alot of web garbage by selecting a higher security in your options, or just disabling flash. Pop-Up stopper is a great little program for stopping alot of garbage. You can also stop animations (that could also cause crashes) by pressing your Escape key.
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FireFox FireFox FireFox!
Get it and never look back! Well... you better keep IE around because there is maybe a 15% chance that you MIGHT need it for just one site. But I think I've found two so far. Much faster browsing, no pop-ups, and no crashing (yet).
Get it and never look back! Well... you better keep IE around because there is maybe a 15% chance that you MIGHT need it for just one site. But I think I've found two so far. Much faster browsing, no pop-ups, and no crashing (yet).
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