Constant problems with "Internet Explorer has stopped working..."

M

MaryL

I usually do not cross-post, and I already posted a similar message to
another group. Then I realized that this may be the newsgroup I should have
started with.

I am using a new computer (Dell 530, only about a month old) with Vista Home
Premium (full version, not OEM). Starting a few days ago, I have been
getting error messages that says, "Internet Explorer has stopped working
correctly. Windows will close the program and notify you if a solution is
available." Then IE closes down. Of course, I have never received any such
"notice." This problem is growing worse and worse. Sometimes, I have to
"try" to open IE numerous times before the error message finally stops
intruding.

Has anyone found a solution? I did get a response on the other group which
said that it is likely than an an ActiveX control has been installed on the
machine that is not Vista compliant and it taking IE 7 down. If that is the
case, I don't remember doing it -- and I don't have any idea how to search
for ActiveX and/or delete it.

The problem of "IE has stopped working correctly..." problem surfaces as
soon as I open IE. I did not have the problem until a few days ago, and I
have not added any new programs. A google search showed many similar
reports for other programs, but they were reports of problems and not
solutions. The Microsoft knowledge base shows the issue being linked to
version 5.1.5.0 of StompSoft by Migo Digital Valut or an earlier version of
the program. It says that the issue may also occur if a third-party program
such as Reno or Spydawn is installed. I have not installed any of these
programs -- in fact, I have never heard of them. Nevertheless, I followed
the instructions in MS knowledge base to determine whether Digital Vault is
installed. The instructions were to start task manager, click on the
Application tab, click on New Task, and type cmd in the Create New Task
dialog box. When I then typed dir "Program Files" at the command prompt (as
directed), then pressed ENTER, *nothing* (no programs) appeared as output.
The instructions did not say where I should "be" when I entered this
command, so I tried it from both the desktop and when IE was running.

I have scheduled both AVG and Windows Defender to run every day. I also
manually turn on Ad-Aware 2007 and SpyBot S&D several times a week.

Help! This is a new problem but is a frequent problem, and I hope someone
can help diagnose and eliminate it. As it is, my new Vista machine is
rapidly becoming worthless.

Thanks, MaryL
 
C

cheen

Just do a system restore to the day before this started happening

to learn about system restore if you dont know what it is type "system
restore"
in the windows help search box



"MaryL" <stancole1@yahoo.comTAKE-OUT-THE-LITTER> wrote in message
news:u2ozQYScIHA.4140@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
>I usually do not cross-post, and I already posted a similar message to
>another group. Then I realized that this may be the newsgroup I should
>have started with.
>
> I am using a new computer (Dell 530, only about a month old) with Vista
> Home Premium (full version, not OEM). Starting a few days ago, I have
> been getting error messages that says, "Internet Explorer has stopped
> working correctly. Windows will close the program and notify you if a
> solution is available." Then IE closes down. Of course, I have never
> received any such "notice." This problem is growing worse and worse.
> Sometimes, I have to "try" to open IE numerous times before the error
> message finally stops intruding.
>
> Has anyone found a solution? I did get a response on the other group
> which said that it is likely than an an ActiveX control has been installed
> on the machine that is not Vista compliant and it taking IE 7 down. If
> that is the case, I don't remember doing it -- and I don't have any idea
> how to search for ActiveX and/or delete it.
>
> The problem of "IE has stopped working correctly..." problem surfaces as
> soon as I open IE. I did not have the problem until a few days ago, and I
> have not added any new programs. A google search showed many similar
> reports for other programs, but they were reports of problems and not
> solutions. The Microsoft knowledge base shows the issue being linked to
> version 5.1.5.0 of StompSoft by Migo Digital Valut or an earlier version
> of the program. It says that the issue may also occur if a third-party
> program such as Reno or Spydawn is installed. I have not installed any of
> these programs -- in fact, I have never heard of them. Nevertheless, I
> followed the instructions in MS knowledge base to determine whether
> Digital Vault is installed. The instructions were to start task manager,
> click on the Application tab, click on New Task, and type cmd in the
> Create New Task dialog box. When I then typed dir "Program Files" at the
> command prompt (as directed), then pressed ENTER, *nothing* (no programs)
> appeared as output. The instructions did not say where I should "be" when
> I entered this command, so I tried it from both the desktop and when IE
> was running.
>
> I have scheduled both AVG and Windows Defender to run every day. I also
> manually turn on Ad-Aware 2007 and SpyBot S&D several times a week.
>
> Help! This is a new problem but is a frequent problem, and I hope someone
> can help diagnose and eliminate it. As it is, my new Vista machine is
> rapidly becoming worthless.
>
> Thanks, MaryL
>
>
>
 
M

MaryL

I frequently use system restore for problems -- it's one of my favorite
"tools." However, it did not help in this case. It may be that the problem
started before I recognized it because I seem to recall that I got the error
message once or twice and didn't think much of it. I occasionally turn off
system restore and then back on to restart it (but, of course, I lose all
previous points). I started doing this with XP because system restore
sometimes became corrupted, and it was always at the most inopportune
moments -- that is, just when I needed it. So, I started doing this to
"refresh" the system.

Thanks,
MaryL

"cheen" <cheen@microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:47b7c6f9@newsgate.x-privat.org...
> Just do a system restore to the day before this started happening
>
> to learn about system restore if you dont know what it is type "system
> restore"
> in the windows help search box
>
>
>
> "MaryL" <stancole1@yahoo.comTAKE-OUT-THE-LITTER> wrote in message
> news:u2ozQYScIHA.4140@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
>>I usually do not cross-post, and I already posted a similar message to
>>another group. Then I realized that this may be the newsgroup I should
>>have started with.
>>
>> I am using a new computer (Dell 530, only about a month old) with Vista
>> Home Premium (full version, not OEM). Starting a few days ago, I have
>> been getting error messages that says, "Internet Explorer has stopped
>> working correctly. Windows will close the program and notify you if a
>> solution is available." Then IE closes down. Of course, I have never
>> received any such "notice." This problem is growing worse and worse.
>> Sometimes, I have to "try" to open IE numerous times before the error
>> message finally stops intruding.
>>
>> Has anyone found a solution? I did get a response on the other group
>> which said that it is likely than an an ActiveX control has been
>> installed on the machine that is not Vista compliant and it taking IE 7
>> down. If that is the case, I don't remember doing it -- and I don't have
>> any idea how to search for ActiveX and/or delete it.
>>
>> The problem of "IE has stopped working correctly..." problem surfaces as
>> soon as I open IE. I did not have the problem until a few days ago, and
>> I have not added any new programs. A google search showed many similar
>> reports for other programs, but they were reports of problems and not
>> solutions. The Microsoft knowledge base shows the issue being linked to
>> version 5.1.5.0 of StompSoft by Migo Digital Valut or an earlier version
>> of the program. It says that the issue may also occur if a third-party
>> program such as Reno or Spydawn is installed. I have not installed any
>> of these programs -- in fact, I have never heard of them. Nevertheless,
>> I followed the instructions in MS knowledge base to determine whether
>> Digital Vault is installed. The instructions were to start task manager,
>> click on the Application tab, click on New Task, and type cmd in the
>> Create New Task dialog box. When I then typed dir "Program Files" at the
>> command prompt (as directed), then pressed ENTER, *nothing* (no programs)
>> appeared as output. The instructions did not say where I should "be" when
>> I entered this command, so I tried it from both the desktop and when IE
>> was running.
>>
>> I have scheduled both AVG and Windows Defender to run every day. I also
>> manually turn on Ad-Aware 2007 and SpyBot S&D several times a week.
>>
>> Help! This is a new problem but is a frequent problem, and I hope
>> someone can help diagnose and eliminate it. As it is, my new Vista
>> machine is rapidly becoming worthless.
>>
>> Thanks, MaryL
>>
>>
>>
>
>
 
C

cheen

Hello, download autoruns, now a microsoft application for free
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb963902.aspx

and run it as administrator by right clicking on it,
then go to the Internet explorer tab of this autoruns application
see there what might look strange and uncheck it , (have IE closed)

see if this helps, of course this is reversable and you can put the
checkmark back so dont worry about this...



there is a special icon f
"MaryL" <stancole1@yahoo.comTAKE-OUT-THE-LITTER> wrote in message
news:exFnrgScIHA.1960@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
>I frequently use system restore for problems -- it's one of my favorite
>"tools." However, it did not help in this case. It may be that the
>problem started before I recognized it because I seem to recall that I got
>the error message once or twice and didn't think much of it. I occasionally
>turn off system restore and then back on to restart it (but, of course, I
>lose all previous points). I started doing this with XP because system
>restore sometimes became corrupted, and it was always at the most
>inopportune moments -- that is, just when I needed it. So, I started doing
>this to "refresh" the system.
>
> Thanks,
> MaryL
>
> "cheen" <cheen@microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:47b7c6f9@newsgate.x-privat.org...
>> Just do a system restore to the day before this started happening
>>
>> to learn about system restore if you dont know what it is type "system
>> restore"
>> in the windows help search box
>>
>>
>>
>> "MaryL" <stancole1@yahoo.comTAKE-OUT-THE-LITTER> wrote in message
>> news:u2ozQYScIHA.4140@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
>>>I usually do not cross-post, and I already posted a similar message to
>>>another group. Then I realized that this may be the newsgroup I should
>>>have started with.
>>>
>>> I am using a new computer (Dell 530, only about a month old) with Vista
>>> Home Premium (full version, not OEM). Starting a few days ago, I have
>>> been getting error messages that says, "Internet Explorer has stopped
>>> working correctly. Windows will close the program and notify you if a
>>> solution is available." Then IE closes down. Of course, I have never
>>> received any such "notice." This problem is growing worse and worse.
>>> Sometimes, I have to "try" to open IE numerous times before the error
>>> message finally stops intruding.
>>>
>>> Has anyone found a solution? I did get a response on the other group
>>> which said that it is likely than an an ActiveX control has been
>>> installed on the machine that is not Vista compliant and it taking IE 7
>>> down. If that is the case, I don't remember doing it -- and I don't
>>> have any idea how to search for ActiveX and/or delete it.
>>>
>>> The problem of "IE has stopped working correctly..." problem surfaces as
>>> soon as I open IE. I did not have the problem until a few days ago, and
>>> I have not added any new programs. A google search showed many similar
>>> reports for other programs, but they were reports of problems and not
>>> solutions. The Microsoft knowledge base shows the issue being linked to
>>> version 5.1.5.0 of StompSoft by Migo Digital Valut or an earlier version
>>> of the program. It says that the issue may also occur if a third-party
>>> program such as Reno or Spydawn is installed. I have not installed any
>>> of these programs -- in fact, I have never heard of them. Nevertheless,
>>> I followed the instructions in MS knowledge base to determine whether
>>> Digital Vault is installed. The instructions were to start task
>>> manager, click on the Application tab, click on New Task, and type cmd
>>> in the Create New Task dialog box. When I then typed dir "Program
>>> Files" at the command prompt (as directed), then pressed ENTER,
>>> *nothing* (no programs) appeared as output. The instructions did not say
>>> where I should "be" when I entered this command, so I tried it from both
>>> the desktop and when IE was running.
>>>
>>> I have scheduled both AVG and Windows Defender to run every day. I also
>>> manually turn on Ad-Aware 2007 and SpyBot S&D several times a week.
>>>
>>> Help! This is a new problem but is a frequent problem, and I hope
>>> someone can help diagnose and eliminate it. As it is, my new Vista
>>> machine is rapidly becoming worthless.
>>>
>>> Thanks, MaryL
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
 
C

cheen

There is also a special icon for IE that is called Internet explorer with no
add ons

you can find this in Start> programs> accessories> system tools

try using IE with this icon for a while.. if you never get that error again,
it means that indeed something is installed on IE thats creating this
problem.. with autoruns the program I told you about in my other post you
can try disabling a few and with trail and error find the problem..

if you need anything ill be around


"cheen" <cheen@microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:47b7cf44$1@newsgate.x-privat.org...
> Hello, download autoruns, now a microsoft application for free
> http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb963902.aspx
>
> and run it as administrator by right clicking on it,
> then go to the Internet explorer tab of this autoruns application
> see there what might look strange and uncheck it , (have IE closed)
>
> see if this helps, of course this is reversable and you can put the
> checkmark back so dont worry about this...
>
>
>
> there is a special icon f
> "MaryL" <stancole1@yahoo.comTAKE-OUT-THE-LITTER> wrote in message
> news:exFnrgScIHA.1960@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
>>I frequently use system restore for problems -- it's one of my favorite
>>"tools." However, it did not help in this case. It may be that the
>>problem started before I recognized it because I seem to recall that I got
>>the error message once or twice and didn't think much of it. I
>>occasionally turn off system restore and then back on to restart it (but,
>>of course, I lose all previous points). I started doing this with XP
>>because system restore sometimes became corrupted, and it was always at
>>the most inopportune moments -- that is, just when I needed it. So, I
>>started doing this to "refresh" the system.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> MaryL
>>
>> "cheen" <cheen@microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:47b7c6f9@newsgate.x-privat.org...
>>> Just do a system restore to the day before this started happening
>>>
>>> to learn about system restore if you dont know what it is type "system
>>> restore"
>>> in the windows help search box
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> "MaryL" <stancole1@yahoo.comTAKE-OUT-THE-LITTER> wrote in message
>>> news:u2ozQYScIHA.4140@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
>>>>I usually do not cross-post, and I already posted a similar message to
>>>>another group. Then I realized that this may be the newsgroup I should
>>>>have started with.
>>>>
>>>> I am using a new computer (Dell 530, only about a month old) with Vista
>>>> Home Premium (full version, not OEM). Starting a few days ago, I have
>>>> been getting error messages that says, "Internet Explorer has stopped
>>>> working correctly. Windows will close the program and notify you if a
>>>> solution is available." Then IE closes down. Of course, I have never
>>>> received any such "notice." This problem is growing worse and worse.
>>>> Sometimes, I have to "try" to open IE numerous times before the error
>>>> message finally stops intruding.
>>>>
>>>> Has anyone found a solution? I did get a response on the other group
>>>> which said that it is likely than an an ActiveX control has been
>>>> installed on the machine that is not Vista compliant and it taking IE 7
>>>> down. If that is the case, I don't remember doing it -- and I don't
>>>> have any idea how to search for ActiveX and/or delete it.
>>>>
>>>> The problem of "IE has stopped working correctly..." problem surfaces
>>>> as soon as I open IE. I did not have the problem until a few days ago,
>>>> and I have not added any new programs. A google search showed many
>>>> similar reports for other programs, but they were reports of problems
>>>> and not solutions. The Microsoft knowledge base shows the issue being
>>>> linked to version 5.1.5.0 of StompSoft by Migo Digital Valut or an
>>>> earlier version of the program. It says that the issue may also occur
>>>> if a third-party program such as Reno or Spydawn is installed. I have
>>>> not installed any of these programs -- in fact, I have never heard of
>>>> them. Nevertheless, I followed the instructions in MS knowledge base
>>>> to determine whether Digital Vault is installed. The instructions were
>>>> to start task manager, click on the Application tab, click on New Task,
>>>> and type cmd in the Create New Task dialog box. When I then typed dir
>>>> "Program Files" at the command prompt (as directed), then pressed
>>>> ENTER, *nothing* (no programs) appeared as output. The instructions did
>>>> not say where I should "be" when I entered this command, so I tried it
>>>> from both the desktop and when IE was running.
>>>>
>>>> I have scheduled both AVG and Windows Defender to run every day. I
>>>> also manually turn on Ad-Aware 2007 and SpyBot S&D several times a
>>>> week.
>>>>
>>>> Help! This is a new problem but is a frequent problem, and I hope
>>>> someone can help diagnose and eliminate it. As it is, my new Vista
>>>> machine is rapidly becoming worthless.
>>>>
>>>> Thanks, MaryL
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>
>
 
F

Frank

cheen wrote:

> There is also a special icon for IE that is called Internet explorer with no
> add ons
>
> you can find this in Start> programs> accessories> system tools
>
> try using IE with this icon for a while.. if you never get that error again,
> it means that indeed something is installed on IE thats creating this
> problem.. with autoruns the program I told you about in my other post you
> can try disabling a few and with trail and error find the problem..
>
> if you need anything ill be around
>
>
> "cheen" <cheen@microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:47b7cf44$1@newsgate.x-privat.org...
>
>>Hello, download autoruns, now a microsoft application for free
>>http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb963902.aspx
>>
>>and run it as administrator by right clicking on it,
>>then go to the Internet explorer tab of this autoruns application
>>see there what might look strange and uncheck it , (have IE closed)
>>
>>see if this helps, of course this is reversable and you can put the
>>checkmark back so dont worry about this...
>>
>>
>>
>>there is a special icon f
>>"MaryL" <stancole1@yahoo.comTAKE-OUT-THE-LITTER> wrote in message
>>news:exFnrgScIHA.1960@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
>>
>>>I frequently use system restore for problems -- it's one of my favorite
>>>"tools." However, it did not help in this case. It may be that the
>>>problem started before I recognized it because I seem to recall that I got
>>>the error message once or twice and didn't think much of it. I
>>>occasionally turn off system restore and then back on to restart it (but,
>>>of course, I lose all previous points). I started doing this with XP
>>>because system restore sometimes became corrupted, and it was always at
>>>the most inopportune moments -- that is, just when I needed it. So, I
>>>started doing this to "refresh" the system.
>>>
>>>Thanks,
>>>MaryL
>>>
>>>"cheen" <cheen@microsoft.com> wrote in message
>>>news:47b7c6f9@newsgate.x-privat.org...
>>>
>>>>Just do a system restore to the day before this started happening
>>>>
>>>>to learn about system restore if you dont know what it is type "system
>>>>restore"
>>>>in the windows help search box
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>"MaryL" <stancole1@yahoo.comTAKE-OUT-THE-LITTER> wrote in message
>>>>news:u2ozQYScIHA.4140@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
>>>>
>>>>>I usually do not cross-post, and I already posted a similar message to
>>>>>another group. Then I realized that this may be the newsgroup I should
>>>>>have started with.
>>>>>
>>>>>I am using a new computer (Dell 530, only about a month old) with Vista
>>>>>Home Premium (full version, not OEM). Starting a few days ago, I have
>>>>>been getting error messages that says, "Internet Explorer has stopped
>>>>>working correctly. Windows will close the program and notify you if a
>>>>>solution is available." Then IE closes down. Of course, I have never
>>>>>received any such "notice." This problem is growing worse and worse.
>>>>>Sometimes, I have to "try" to open IE numerous times before the error
>>>>>message finally stops intruding.
>>>>>
>>>>>Has anyone found a solution? I did get a response on the other group
>>>>>which said that it is likely than an an ActiveX control has been
>>>>>installed on the machine that is not Vista compliant and it taking IE 7
>>>>>down. If that is the case, I don't remember doing it -- and I don't
>>>>>have any idea how to search for ActiveX and/or delete it.
>>>>>
>>>>>The problem of "IE has stopped working correctly..." problem surfaces
>>>>>as soon as I open IE. I did not have the problem until a few days ago,
>>>>>and I have not added any new programs. A google search showed many
>>>>>similar reports for other programs, but they were reports of problems
>>>>>and not solutions. The Microsoft knowledge base shows the issue being
>>>>>linked to version 5.1.5.0 of StompSoft by Migo Digital Valut or an
>>>>>earlier version of the program. It says that the issue may also occur
>>>>>if a third-party program such as Reno or Spydawn is installed. I have
>>>>>not installed any of these programs -- in fact, I have never heard of
>>>>>them. Nevertheless, I followed the instructions in MS knowledge base
>>>>>to determine whether Digital Vault is installed. The instructions were
>>>>>to start task manager, click on the Application tab, click on New Task,
>>>>>and type cmd in the Create New Task dialog box. When I then typed dir
>>>>>"Program Files" at the command prompt (as directed), then pressed
>>>>>ENTER, *nothing* (no programs) appeared as output. The instructions did
>>>>>not say where I should "be" when I entered this command, so I tried it
>>>>>from both the desktop and when IE was running.
>>>>>
>>>>>I have scheduled both AVG and Windows Defender to run every day. I
>>>>>also manually turn on Ad-Aware 2007 and SpyBot S&D several times a
>>>>>week.
>>>>>
>>>>>Help! This is a new problem but is a frequent problem, and I hope
>>>>>someone can help diagnose and eliminate it. As it is, my new Vista
>>>>>machine is rapidly becoming worthless.
>>>>>
>>>>>Thanks, MaryL
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>
>
>
Just right click on IE and you'll get the "no-adds on' option.
Frank
 
Z

zachd [MSFT]

Also, what's the fault information for this according to the Problem Reports
and Solutions center control panel?

http://zachd.com/pss/pss.html#bucket
has how to look that up if you don't know how.

--
Speaking for myself only.
See http://zachd.com/pss/pss.html for some helpful WMP info.
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
--

"MaryL" <stancole1@yahoo.comTAKE-OUT-THE-LITTER> wrote in message
news:exFnrgScIHA.1960@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
>I frequently use system restore for problems -- it's one of my favorite
>"tools." However, it did not help in this case. It may be that the
>problem started before I recognized it because I seem to recall that I got
>the error message once or twice and didn't think much of it. I occasionally
>turn off system restore and then back on to restart it (but, of course, I
>lose all previous points). I started doing this with XP because system
>restore sometimes became corrupted, and it was always at the most
>inopportune moments -- that is, just when I needed it. So, I started doing
>this to "refresh" the system.
>
> Thanks,
> MaryL
>
> "cheen" <cheen@microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:47b7c6f9@newsgate.x-privat.org...
>> Just do a system restore to the day before this started happening
>>
>> to learn about system restore if you dont know what it is type "system
>> restore"
>> in the windows help search box
>>
>>
>>
>> "MaryL" <stancole1@yahoo.comTAKE-OUT-THE-LITTER> wrote in message
>> news:u2ozQYScIHA.4140@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
>>>I usually do not cross-post, and I already posted a similar message to
>>>another group. Then I realized that this may be the newsgroup I should
>>>have started with.
>>>
>>> I am using a new computer (Dell 530, only about a month old) with Vista
>>> Home Premium (full version, not OEM). Starting a few days ago, I have
>>> been getting error messages that says, "Internet Explorer has stopped
>>> working correctly. Windows will close the program and notify you if a
>>> solution is available." Then IE closes down. Of course, I have never
>>> received any such "notice." This problem is growing worse and worse.
>>> Sometimes, I have to "try" to open IE numerous times before the error
>>> message finally stops intruding.
>>>
>>> Has anyone found a solution? I did get a response on the other group
>>> which said that it is likely than an an ActiveX control has been
>>> installed on the machine that is not Vista compliant and it taking IE 7
>>> down. If that is the case, I don't remember doing it -- and I don't
>>> have any idea how to search for ActiveX and/or delete it.
>>>
>>> The problem of "IE has stopped working correctly..." problem surfaces as
>>> soon as I open IE. I did not have the problem until a few days ago, and
>>> I have not added any new programs. A google search showed many similar
>>> reports for other programs, but they were reports of problems and not
>>> solutions. The Microsoft knowledge base shows the issue being linked to
>>> version 5.1.5.0 of StompSoft by Migo Digital Valut or an earlier version
>>> of the program. It says that the issue may also occur if a third-party
>>> program such as Reno or Spydawn is installed. I have not installed any
>>> of these programs -- in fact, I have never heard of them. Nevertheless,
>>> I followed the instructions in MS knowledge base to determine whether
>>> Digital Vault is installed. The instructions were to start task
>>> manager, click on the Application tab, click on New Task, and type cmd
>>> in the Create New Task dialog box. When I then typed dir "Program
>>> Files" at the command prompt (as directed), then pressed ENTER,
>>> *nothing* (no programs) appeared as output. The instructions did not say
>>> where I should "be" when I entered this command, so I tried it from both
>>> the desktop and when IE was running.
>>>
>>> I have scheduled both AVG and Windows Defender to run every day. I also
>>> manually turn on Ad-Aware 2007 and SpyBot S&D several times a week.
>>>
>>> Help! This is a new problem but is a frequent problem, and I hope
>>> someone can help diagnose and eliminate it. As it is, my new Vista
>>> machine is rapidly becoming worthless.
>>>
>>> Thanks, MaryL
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
 
M

Mick Murphy

In IE7, up near the right-hand top>click on Tools>Manage Add-ons>Enable or
Disable Addons.

You can go here after you have started IE7 with NO addons(Re: previous
advice here), and readd one at a time until you find out which one is causing
the problem.

You could also try going to in IE7>Tools>Internet Options>Advanced>and click
"Reset"

"MaryL" wrote:

> I usually do not cross-post, and I already posted a similar message to
> another group. Then I realized that this may be the newsgroup I should have
> started with.
>
> I am using a new computer (Dell 530, only about a month old) with Vista Home
> Premium (full version, not OEM). Starting a few days ago, I have been
> getting error messages that says, "Internet Explorer has stopped working
> correctly. Windows will close the program and notify you if a solution is
> available." Then IE closes down. Of course, I have never received any such
> "notice." This problem is growing worse and worse. Sometimes, I have to
> "try" to open IE numerous times before the error message finally stops
> intruding.
>
> Has anyone found a solution? I did get a response on the other group which
> said that it is likely than an an ActiveX control has been installed on the
> machine that is not Vista compliant and it taking IE 7 down. If that is the
> case, I don't remember doing it -- and I don't have any idea how to search
> for ActiveX and/or delete it.
>
> The problem of "IE has stopped working correctly..." problem surfaces as
> soon as I open IE. I did not have the problem until a few days ago, and I
> have not added any new programs. A google search showed many similar
> reports for other programs, but they were reports of problems and not
> solutions. The Microsoft knowledge base shows the issue being linked to
> version 5.1.5.0 of StompSoft by Migo Digital Valut or an earlier version of
> the program. It says that the issue may also occur if a third-party program
> such as Reno or Spydawn is installed. I have not installed any of these
> programs -- in fact, I have never heard of them. Nevertheless, I followed
> the instructions in MS knowledge base to determine whether Digital Vault is
> installed. The instructions were to start task manager, click on the
> Application tab, click on New Task, and type cmd in the Create New Task
> dialog box. When I then typed dir "Program Files" at the command prompt (as
> directed), then pressed ENTER, *nothing* (no programs) appeared as output.
> The instructions did not say where I should "be" when I entered this
> command, so I tried it from both the desktop and when IE was running.
>
> I have scheduled both AVG and Windows Defender to run every day. I also
> manually turn on Ad-Aware 2007 and SpyBot S&D several times a week.
>
> Help! This is a new problem but is a frequent problem, and I hope someone
> can help diagnose and eliminate it. As it is, my new Vista machine is
> rapidly becoming worthless.
>
> Thanks, MaryL
>
>
>
>
 
O

On the Bridge

autoruns gives a better "picture" of the add-ons... the interface in ie7 for
add-ons is crude and non user friendly



"Mick Murphy" <MickMurphy@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:A3C59856-55C2-4556-B49A-085AABC68B73@microsoft.com...
> In IE7, up near the right-hand top>click on Tools>Manage Add-ons>Enable or
> Disable Addons.
>
> You can go here after you have started IE7 with NO addons(Re: previous
> advice here), and readd one at a time until you find out which one is
> causing
> the problem.
>
> You could also try going to in IE7>Tools>Internet Options>Advanced>and
> click
> "Reset"
>
> "MaryL" wrote:
>
>> I usually do not cross-post, and I already posted a similar message to
>> another group. Then I realized that this may be the newsgroup I should
>> have
>> started with.
>>
>> I am using a new computer (Dell 530, only about a month old) with Vista
>> Home
>> Premium (full version, not OEM). Starting a few days ago, I have been
>> getting error messages that says, "Internet Explorer has stopped working
>> correctly. Windows will close the program and notify you if a solution
>> is
>> available." Then IE closes down. Of course, I have never received any
>> such
>> "notice." This problem is growing worse and worse. Sometimes, I have to
>> "try" to open IE numerous times before the error message finally stops
>> intruding.
>>
>> Has anyone found a solution? I did get a response on the other group
>> which
>> said that it is likely than an an ActiveX control has been installed on
>> the
>> machine that is not Vista compliant and it taking IE 7 down. If that is
>> the
>> case, I don't remember doing it -- and I don't have any idea how to
>> search
>> for ActiveX and/or delete it.
>>
>> The problem of "IE has stopped working correctly..." problem surfaces as
>> soon as I open IE. I did not have the problem until a few days ago, and
>> I
>> have not added any new programs. A google search showed many similar
>> reports for other programs, but they were reports of problems and not
>> solutions. The Microsoft knowledge base shows the issue being linked to
>> version 5.1.5.0 of StompSoft by Migo Digital Valut or an earlier version
>> of
>> the program. It says that the issue may also occur if a third-party
>> program
>> such as Reno or Spydawn is installed. I have not installed any of these
>> programs -- in fact, I have never heard of them. Nevertheless, I
>> followed
>> the instructions in MS knowledge base to determine whether Digital Vault
>> is
>> installed. The instructions were to start task manager, click on the
>> Application tab, click on New Task, and type cmd in the Create New Task
>> dialog box. When I then typed dir "Program Files" at the command prompt
>> (as
>> directed), then pressed ENTER, *nothing* (no programs) appeared as
>> output.
>> The instructions did not say where I should "be" when I entered this
>> command, so I tried it from both the desktop and when IE was running.
>>
>> I have scheduled both AVG and Windows Defender to run every day. I also
>> manually turn on Ad-Aware 2007 and SpyBot S&D several times a week.
>>
>> Help! This is a new problem but is a frequent problem, and I hope
>> someone
>> can help diagnose and eliminate it. As it is, my new Vista machine is
>> rapidly becoming worthless.
>>
>> Thanks, MaryL
>>
>>
>>
>>
 
You must log in or register to reply here.

Similar threads

L
my msi touchpad has stopped working
Replies
0
Views
60
LeiumParkinson
L
L
my msi touchpad has stopped working
Replies
0
Views
56
LeiumParkinson
L
G
Why did Onedrive has stopped?
Replies
0
Views
46
Giovana Higa
G
K
Microsoft edge has stopped working
Replies
0
Views
57
kazi islam3
K
X
why has phone link stopped working ??
Replies
0
Views
52
xboxone black
X
Back
Top Bottom