Thanks. If I disable the Google toolbar, it cures the problem. It has
something to do with popups; with the toolbar enabled, if I close the IE
window before blockers kick in, I don't get the message. However,
disabling both Google and Microsoft popup blockers does not cure the
problem.
I have still to check some of the other entries in the add-on list.
--
Neil
Anti-spam - Domain is really oakleaf ~ idps ~ co ~ uk (change ~ to dot)
| Hi Neil,
| Try to clear your caches and do the following
| Go to Tooks >> Internet Options >> Advanced Tab scroll down until you
find
| the deader Browsing and uncheck the Box called * Enable 3rd Party
Browser
| Extensions* box.
| Look on the Manage Add-Ons on the Tools and select Manage Add-Ons and
see if
| there a suspecious Toolbar Disable it and refresh and try the website
again.
| Try this link it is for W2K
|
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=262490
| Please write back here
| Regards
| nass
|
| "Neil Howie" wrote:
|
| > On closing down IE6 after visiting some websites from a desktop
shortcut
| > e.g.
www.weather.com, I receive a message
| > "The instruction at "0x1001cd11" referenced at "0x1001cd11". The
memory
| > could not be read. Does anyone know of a cure for this?
| >
| > (Microsoft, Norton, Trend Micro, Spybot and Adaware do not show up
any
| > nasties).
| >
| > --
| > Neil
| >
| > Anti-spam - Domain is really oakleaf ~ idps ~ co ~ uk (change ~ to
dot)
| >
| >
| >
| >
| >
