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Thread ID: 18654	2002-04-29 09:30:00	Re:IExplorer has encountered a problem	Guest (0)	Press F1

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46324	2002-04-29 09:30:00	P.S. I had use Add/Remove program to repair IE6 ( hope it will fix the problem,but the pop up window still occurs. Thank You.	Guest (0)
46325	2002-04-29 10:10:00	long time no c :) any more info? what does the error message say?	Guest (0)
46326	2002-04-29 10:59:00	The same error message plus an invitation to send an error report to Microsoft has been happening to me also recently from time to time. Running IE5.5 SP2 +security updates, it seems to have started since the last security upgrades in March, the same upgrades that caused the shortcut arrows to be fixed and TweakUI not to work properly. Haven't pinned down the cause yet, it's been too infrequent, but just a feeling it's happened when I've had 2 instances of IE open at the same time, one browsing, one listening to streaming audio.	Guest (0)
46327	2002-04-29 11:36:00	yes it has been a long time( I have been busy at work) the error message in previous post.(IEplorer has encountered a problem) so can you help please!	Guest (0)
46328	2002-04-30 00:37:00	This dialog box contains the following information: Microsoft Internet Explorer has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience. If you were in the middle of something, the information you were working on might be lost. Restart Microsoft Internet Explorer. Please tell Microsoft about this problem. We have created an error report that you can send to help us improve Microsoft Internet Explorer. We will treat this report as confidential and anonymous. To see that data this error report contains, click here. Click Send Error Report to report the problem to Microsoft over the Internet, or click Don't Send to not report the problem. Tweak'e, The above message is the error message I got from IExplorer. Please help! Thank You.	Guest (0)
46329	2002-04-30 04:00:00	Hi Terry - Just to prove that I'm not an evil capitalist swine - :-) (ref: my earlier posts about advertising on this site) Here is something that might help you with this problem. I recently experienced a similar problem on a PC which turned out to be corrupt cache. The problem was odd in that it appeared to affect certain sites only - for instance every time the browser went to the Clear Net site or the Macromedia site it would crash. I eventually fixed it by deleting the index.dat file that IE uses to store cache information. However doing this is a bit of a fiddle, because windows grabs hold of this file when it launches, which means that it won't let you delete it from within windows. My solution was to reboot in Dos mode and use the deltree command to nuke the file. But I believe there are also utilities available on the net free for download which will do this for you. Try searching for 'remove ie cache' on Google. Regards, Mark Evans Business Manager Online IDG Communications Ltd	Guest (0)
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