I been having a problem running IE5 after just installing it with the
Win2k operating system. I also had the same problem when I was
running IE6 before: I would keep getting an error message about some
kind of "run time" problem about every five to ten seconds. Things
would run okay for a few moments, then the same or a slightly
different error message. This could go on for quie a while before
either things became stable or the computer crashed . Ithought re-
installing the OS would make things better but it may have made the
problem worse.

I am running IE on an old 166 MHz box that's slow and sluggish, but
otherwise works well as long as I don't try getting on the internet
with Internet Explorer; curiously, I don't have much of the problem
when using a browser like Opera. Does anyone have any ideas why this
run time error message keeps popping up, or have any suggestions for
stoppping it?


Ron

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Ron wrote:
> I been having a problem running IE5 after just installing it with the
> Win2k operating system. I also had the same problem when I was
> running IE6 before: I would keep getting an error message about some
> kind of "run time" problem about every five to ten seconds. Things
> would run okay for a few moments, then the same or a slightly
> different error message. This could go on for quie a while before
> either things became stable or the computer crashed . Ithought re-
> installing the OS would make things better but it may have made the
> problem worse.
>
> I am running IE on an old 166 MHz box that's slow and sluggish, but
> otherwise works well as long as I don't try getting on the internet
> with Internet Explorer; curiously, I don't have much of the problem
> when using a browser like Opera. Does anyone have any ideas why this
> run time error message keeps popping up, or have any suggestions for
> stoppping it?
>
>
> Ron

Sigh... Some people are never satisfied.

PA Bear [MS MVP] wrote:
> Please stick with your original thread:
> http://groups.google.com/group/micro...e71a85c0a80035
>
> If you must make identical posts to multiple newsgroups, please cross-post
> one (1) message to all of them. Thank you.
>
> Multiposting vs Crossposting:
> http://www.blakjak.demon.co.uk/mul_crss.htm
>
> Ron wrote:
> > I been having a problem running IE5 after just installing it with the
> > Win2k operating system. I also had the same problem when I was
> > running IE6 before: I would keep getting an error message about some
> > kind of "run time" problem about every five to ten seconds. Things
> > would run okay for a few moments, then the same or a slightly
> > different error message. This could go on for quie a while before
> > either things became stable or the computer crashed . Ithought re-
> > installing the OS would make things better but it may have made the
> > problem worse.
> >
> > I am running IE on an old 166 MHz box that's slow and sluggish, but
> > otherwise works well as long as I don't try getting on the internet
> > with Internet Explorer; curiously, I don't have much of the problem
> > when using a browser like Opera. Does anyone have any ideas why this
> > run time error message keeps popping up, or have any suggestions for
> > stoppping it?
> >
> >
> > Ron