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  1. 03-01-2007, 01:46 PM #1
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    Unhappy error reports

    about 90% of the time i close down my internet explorer page using the cross in the corner and it comes up with an error pop up (internet explorer has encountered an error and has to close, we are sorry for any inconvinience)

    why does it do this? does any1 have ne idea?

    i know i can turn those error's off but thats kinda not the point
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  2. 03-01-2007, 02:44 PM #2
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    it becuase ie has more than a fair few bug's in it. mine used to do that as well. a move to firefox solved the problem and i never looked back.
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  3. 03-01-2007, 02:56 PM #3
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    turn off error reporting.. it may not be IE, it may be a badly built website, flash object.. a lot of factors to consider.

    spyware check is a must, along with anti virus scans to make sure your not infected with anything.
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  4. 03-01-2007, 03:15 PM #4
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    Try running a disk cleanup (start->programs->accessories->system tools) to get rid of your temporary + internet files. Then right click on the IE icon and go to internet properties and try reducing the hard disk space allocated to the cache.
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    this is probably either a bad plugin or spyware.
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    can u advise a good downloadable spyware checker? i do have 1 but if its not working i need a better 1
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    spybot search and destroy
    adaware
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    Use more than one.
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    +1 on spybot and adaware.
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    you would be better using a reg cleaner to fix problems
    i use a few which are good.. my net runs alot better after running them..
    i run Registry Mechanic, AMUST Registry Cleaner and RegCure that seems to keep things running smooth!!!
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    in all my years of fixing computers, i have ran a reg cleaner twice.. 1st time i knew nothing and had to format..

    2nd time i had years of XP know how, let it run, within 3 weeks i had to format as various things wouldnt work
    things wouldnt install, update, run. it was a total nightmare.
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    Quote Originally Posted by GoNz0 View Post
    in all my years of fixing computers, i have ran a reg cleaner twice.. 1st time i knew nothing and had to format..

    2nd time i had years of XP know how, let it run, within 3 weeks i had to format as various things wouldnt work
    things wouldnt install, update, run. it was a total nightmare.

    3 Times with Registry Mechanic, 3 reformat's yet i still keep downloading the stupid thing.
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    Why didn't you just restore your registry to the previous version?
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