I have a problem with my Microsoft Internet Explorer 6. It was working A OK until one day it came up with an error message saying Internet Explorer has encountered a problem we apologise for the inconvenience. Send Error Report/Don't Send Came Up. I have tried to run the ie6setup from the internet explorer folder in program files, and it says after finishing that setup couldnt finish and update the following...and Internet Explorer 6 And Internet Tools was one of them. I have also gone into add.remove programes and tried to remove it and then install it again, but it comes up with an error message as well. What can I do to make my internet explorer browser working again. I need Help PLEASE. Thankyou

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Go back to the uninstall setup on Controlpanel again.When u see the dialog box for remove u will see a prompt to "repair" click repair. See what happens after reboot.Bob


On Friday, February 1, 2002 at 2:03 pm, Adam Bloomfield wrote:
>I have a problem with my Microsoft Internet Explorer 6. It was working A OK until
>one day it came up with an error message saying Internet Explorer has encountered
>a problem we apologise for the inconvenience. Send Error Report/Don't Send Came
>Up. I have tried to run the ie6setup from the internet explorer folder in program
>files, and it says after finishing that setup couldnt finish and update the following...and
>Internet Explorer 6 And Internet Tools was one of them. I have also gone into add.remove
>programes and tried to remove it and then install it again, but it comes up with
>an error message as well. What can I do to make my internet explorer browser working
>again. I need Help PLEASE.
>Thankyou

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This I tried because of the same problem but it didn't bring anything. I know that for XP there's a freeware that removes the message reporting feature but it doesn't work on win 98... Quite annoying thus...


On Friday, February 1, 2002 at 6:51 pm, r.dudek wrote:
>Go back to the uninstall setup on Controlpanel again.When u see the dialog box for
>remove u will see a prompt to "repair" click repair. See what happens after reboot.Bob
>
>


>On Friday, February 1, 2002 at 2:03 pm, Adam Bloomfield wrote:
>I have a problem with my Microsoft Internet Explorer 6. It was working A OK until
>one day it came up with an error message saying Internet Explorer has encountered
>a problem we apologise for the inconvenience. Send Error Report/Don't Send Came
>Up. I have tried to run the ie6setup from the internet explorer folder in program
>files, and it says after finishing that setup couldnt finish and update the following...and
>Internet Explorer 6 And Internet Tools was one of them. I have also gone into add.remove
>programes and tried to remove it and then install it again, but it comes up with
>an error message as well. What can I do to make my internet explorer browser working
>again. I need Help PLEASE.
>Thankyou

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I have the problem with the error report message on IE6,iAM RUNNING WIN98SE Its so annoying the box comes up with send or dont send i lose my page and have to start again on the explorer i have tried the repair option,its ok for about 1 hour or so then the prob starts again! When it really kicks in sometimes my screen just goes black and i have to reset the computer to start again!! Any ideas of how to solve this problem??!! cheers Joe


On Friday, February 1, 2002 at 6:51 pm, r.dudek wrote:
>Go back to the uninstall setup on Controlpanel again.When u see the dialog box for
>remove u will see a prompt to "repair" click repair. See what happens after reboot.Bob
>

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I often get the "Internet Explorer has encountered a problem and must close" error using Windows XP and get the option to send an error report. I believe you mentioned a freeware program to fix this bug? I generate the error message intermittently when browsing. The error message shows up when I try to make a keyboard input to the address bar, the query box in Google, the "To:" address in Outlook Express, etc. Thanks in advance for any help

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This problem, believe it or not... I never managed to remove myself. Sooner or later I'll switch to a new board, new system,... new browser! Anyways, here's a clue I found in MS help pages: It's a long formated article so I don't post it here. It's named: "Description and Availability of Internet Explorer Error Reporting Tool (Q276550)" You can just put that query in a search-engine to find it back. Good luck! Christophe


On Wednesday, October 2, 2002 at 4:39 pm, Dave wrote:
>I often get the "Internet Explorer has encountered a problem and must close" error
>using Windows XP and get the option to send an error report. I believe you mentioned
>a freeware program to fix this bug? I generate the error message intermittently
>when browsing. The error message shows up when I try to make a keyboard input to
>the address bar, the query box in Google, the "To:" address in Outlook Express, etc.
>
>Thanks in advance for any help

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Why not try disabling error reporting Open the control panel then open sytem, and select the advanced tab. near the bottom, click the Error Reporting button. click disable but select notify when critical errors occur


On Friday, February 1, 2002 at 2:03 pm, Adam Bloomfield wrote:
>I have a problem with my Microsoft Internet Explorer 6. It was working A OK until
>one day it came up with an error message saying Internet Explorer has encountered
>a problem we apologise for the inconvenience. Send Error Report/Don't Send Came
>Up. I have tried to run the ie6setup from the internet explorer folder in program
>files, and it says after finishing that setup couldnt finish and update the following...and
>Internet Explorer 6 And Internet Tools was one of them. I have also gone into add.remove
>programes and tried to remove it and then install it again, but it comes up with
>an error message as well. What can I do to make my internet explorer browser working
>again. I need Help PLEASE.
>Thankyou

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I had this problem. I followed the windows error report and it told me it was a problem with McAffee. I uninstalled it and it works fine now.

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How to Disable Internet Explorer Error Reporting

To disable Internet Explorer Error Reporting, use one of the following methods, depending 
on your computer. 

Internet Explorer 6 for Windows XP
Click Start, and then click Control Panel (or point to Settings, and then click Control 
Panel). Double-click System (or click Switch to Classic View, and then double-click 
System). Click the Advanced tab, and then click Error Reporting.
Click Disable error reporting to disable both user and kernel-mode error reporting, 
or click to clear the Programs check box. Click OK, and then click OK.

NOTE: Administrators can disable error reporting in Windows XP Professional by setting 
Report Errors to Disabled in Group Policy Editor (Gpedit.msc) in the Computer Configuration\Administrative 
Templates\System\Error Reporting folder. 

Internet Explorer 5.5 SP2 or 6 for Windows 98, Windows 98 Second Edition, Windows 
Millennium Edition, Windows NT 4, Windows 2000

WARNING: If you use Registry Editor incorrectly, you may cause serious problems that 
may require you to reinstall your operating system. Microsoft cannot guarantee that 
you can solve problems that result from using Registry Editor incorrectly. Use Registry 
Editor at your own risk.

In Registry Editor (Regedit.exe), create a DWORD value called IEWatsonEnabled and 
set it to 0 in the following registry key: 
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main

Internet Explorer 5.0 - 5.5 SP1 (All Operating Systems)

To disable Internet Explorer Error Reporting, use the following steps: 
Click Start, point to Settings, and then click Control Panel. Double-click Add/Remove 
Programs. In the list of installed programs, click Internet Explorer Error Reporting, 
and then click Add/Remove (in Windows 98, Windows Me, or Windows NT 4.0) or Remove 
(in Windows 2000). Click OK.

NOTE: Administrators can also redirect Internet Explorer Error Reporting crashes 
to an internal server with Internet Explorer 6. For additional information about 
redirecting Internet Explorer Error Reporting crashes to an internal server with 
Internet Explorer 6, click the article number below to view the article in the Microsoft 
Knowledge Base: 
310116 How to Disable or Redirect Internet Explorer Error Reporting 







On Thursday, February 6, 2003 at 9:54 am, LAT wrote:
>I had this problem. I followed the windows error report and it told me it was a 
problem 
>with McAffee. I uninstalled it and it works fine now. 

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I had a similar problem that you all are having. I didn't find the answer online, but did solve it on my own. For some reason, I got the same error report which wouldn't open Internet Explorer. After opening Frontpage, and closing the Search window which was open and showing 'Could not find page,' I was able to exit and successfully open Internet Explorer. Go figure. See if this is the case with everyone.


On Tuesday, January 14, 2003 at 6:46 pm, tess wrote:
>
>Why not try disabling error reporting
>
>Open the control panel then open sytem,
>and select the advanced tab. near the bottom, click the Error Reporting button.
>
>click disable but select notify when critical errors occur
>
>

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go to http://www.theeldergeek.com/repair_ie6htm


On Friday, February 1, 2002 at 2:03 pm, Adam Bloomfield wrote:
>I have a problem with my Microsoft Internet Explorer 6. It was working A OK until
>one day it came up with an error message saying Internet Explorer has encountered
>a problem we apologise for the inconvenience. Send Error Report/Don't Send Came
>Up. I have tried to run the ie6setup from the internet explorer folder in program
>files, and it says after finishing that setup couldnt finish and update the following...and
>Internet Explorer 6 And Internet Tools was one of them. I have also gone into add.remove
>programes and tried to remove it and then install it again, but it comes up with
>an error message as well. What can I do to make my internet explorer browser working
>again. I need Help PLEASE.
>Thankyou

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i work as a technical support for a computer company and the easiest way to fix that 
problem is (specifically if the system is connected to a broadband/cable/dsl internet 
access and ie shows 'page cannot be displayed error') by going to CONTROL PANEL-->INTERNET 
OPTIONS-->ADVANCED-->UNCHECK 'enable third party extensions'. i hope it helps :)

Friday, February 1, 2002 at 2:03 pm, Adam Bloomfield wrote:

>I have a problem with my Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.  It was working A OK until 

>one day it came up with an error message saying Internet Explorer has encountered 

>a problem we apologise for the inconvenience.  Send Error Report/Don't Send Came 

>Up.  I have tried to run the ie6setup from the internet explorer folder in program 

>files, and it says after finishing that setup couldnt finish and update the following...and 

>Internet Explorer 6 And Internet Tools was one of them.  I have also gone into add.remove 

>programes and tried to remove it and then install it again, but it comes up with 

>an error message as well.  What can I do to make my internet explorer browser working 

>again.  I need Help PLEASE.

>Thankyou

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Windows ME, IE6, My home page is MSN.com I get the message ""The page cannot be displayed"". When i try other sites I get the same message as well. It started out first with the homepage hijacked by ""searchforit"" Then I tinkered with registry. After seeing this message, i have installed Norton and spyware software. Thx - VJ

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Did you resolve this issues? IF not can you get a response from ping msn.com or nslookup msn.com


On Friday, June 24, 2005 at 5:35 am, VJ SOOD wrote:
>Windows ME, IE6,
>My home page is MSN.com I get the message ""The page cannot be displayed"". When
>i try other sites I get the same message as well.
>
>It started out first with the homepage hijacked by ""searchforit"" Then I tinkered
>with registry.
>
>After seeing this message, i have installed Norton and spyware software.
>
>Thx - VJ
>

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This thread, though old, matches my problem with both Internet explorer and Netscape either not connecting to a site or doing so very slowly and not able to go to other sites after displayed. The connection is good as i am online with the same cable on another computer, and my network places shows all the other computers online. So why wont the browsers work on my ME computer? Works fine on all my other XP computers Using a wireless router off a DSL modem.


On Wednesday, December 7, 2005 at 2:15 pm, Dave wrote:
>
>Did you resolve this issues? IF not can you get a response from ping msn.com or
>nslookup msn.com
>
>

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