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re: Cannot access IE
Sunday, August 14, 2005 at 3:12 pm
Windows XP Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by Robert Lamoreaux
(216 messages posted)
Did this start after you you scanned for spywhare?? I see possable 2 options. Start
- Run , type sfc /scannow you might need your system disk. Option do a system
restore to a point before you had the problem. Start - Programs - accessories - system
tools - system restore. This restores only the system files not data or program files.
On Sunday, August 14, 2005 at 12:20 pm, Gee wrote:
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>I've posted on here twice I think, each time the responses helped get a long way
>down the line, however have now hit a brick wall that I cant get through.
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>Basically I was asked to look at a PC that was going really slowly and had a very
>tempremental connection.
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>My first thought was that it would be laden with spyware, malware, adaware etc.
>We downloaded spybot and ran that 3 or 4 times to clear it out. We then dowenloaded
>noadaware and did the same.
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>This speeded up the machine from 21mbps to 28mbps
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>However we can no longer get into IE.
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>IE crashes as soon as it is started with the 'Internet Exporer has encountered a
>problem and must close down' Within this window there is the option to click for
>further details....this points towards a problem with iexplore.exe
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>My first thought would be to download a new version of IE6 with SP2, however we
cannot
>access IE so downloading is impossible.
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>We can access Outlook and the connection allows send/receive without a problem
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>Hope this helps
>
>cheers
>
>
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- re: Cannot access IE (Gee: Sunday, August 14, 2005 at 12:20 pm)
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