IE Browser Add-ons

[Ramesh, MS-MVP]

It's there in C'Cops Startup lists.

CastleCops IE_SPY.dll CE7C3CF0-4B15-11D1-ABED-709549C10000:
http://castlecops.com/tk563-IEHlprObjClass.html

See if it has the same CLSID. You can gather more details by right-clicking
the file and choosing Properties. Read the Company Name/ Product in the
Version tab.

 

[John Gregory]

I forgot about that mouse update. I have a Kensington trackball that began
failing to respond to some of its programmed instructions so I checked for
an update and installed it. Now I have to remove this BHO?

Q1) Wouldn't a company the size of Kensington know what they're doing
when they give the public an update of their software to work with XP?

Q2) I've never had a crash of IE on this machine prior to the past week.
Is all of this a result of my having installed that Google toolbar and now
this Kensington mouse?

Q3) If I remove this latest BHO, what's your best guess that the mouse
won't respond properly?

 

[Ramesh, MS-MVP]

Was the IE crash caused by Kensignton BHO?

I don't have that software installed, and no idea about the purpose of that
BHO. Usually disabling the BHO should not affect the normal functionality of
the software.

 

[John Gregory]

Yes, it involved the mouse. I'll wait for it to occur again. If it does,
I'll remove the BHO.