IE shutdown problem

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Buddha

Suddenly, IE doesn't shut down normally as it always has in the past. This
occurs with the Close Window X, the File/Close pulldown, or R-Click on the
Task Bar item/close. Instead of simply shutting down, I get the "This
program has stopped working, Windows is checking for a solution" routine
every time. Since it only happens when I'm trying to shut it down anyway,
it isn't a real problem, but it's annoying and shouldn't be happening.

MSIE 7 ver.7.0.6001.18000
Vista Home Premium w/SP-1

Any suggestions?

Thanx,

Buddha
 
B

Buddha

I ran the suggested scan/repair function twice, but the IE problem still
persists. There seems to be no report generated anywhere stating what
caused the problem.

Any other ideas?

Thanx,

Buddha
 
M

Mark L. Ferguson

No more fix ideas. You, I, and many others are seeing this on shutdown. It
seems to be a hardware driver problem with some current update. You could
pull out updates one at a time till it fixed, then add back all but that
one. My take on it is to just wait for MS to issue a fix/improved update.
I'm going to give it a few weeks more, and then remove the problem update
myself.

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C

Cuiz'

have you tried IE7 with no add on?

Buddha said:
I ran the suggested scan/repair function twice, but the IE problem still
persists. There seems to be no report generated anywhere stating what
caused the problem.

Any other ideas?

Thanx,

Buddha
 
B

Buddha

Since IE still functions OK, and this is more of an annoyance than anything
else, I believe I'll do the same.

Thanx,

Buddha
 
P

Paul Montgomery

Since IE still functions OK, and this is more of an annoyance than anything
else, I believe I'll do the same.

Have you checked out IE8 BETA to see if it does the same thing?
 
B

Buddha

The Google Toolbar seems to have been the culprit, although I don't know
why. It never caused any problems until yesterday. As suggested, I DLd the
IE8 Beta, and the problem went away. When I noticed my Google Toolbar was
gone, I reinstalled it, and the problem came back with the new IE8. I
uninstalled the toolbar, and the problem went away again. Why it suddenly
started causing problems is still unknown, at least by me. I tried the
latest Beta of the toolbar, but the problem persists.

Buddha
 
P

Paul Montgomery

The Google Toolbar seems to have been the culprit, although I don't know
why. It never caused any problems until yesterday. As suggested, I DLd the
IE8 Beta, and the problem went away. When I noticed my Google Toolbar was
gone, I reinstalled it, and the problem came back with the new IE8. I
uninstalled the toolbar, and the problem went away again. Why it suddenly
started causing problems is still unknown, at least by me. I tried the
latest Beta of the toolbar, but the problem persists.

Weird.

I had the toolbar installed in IE7 and had no problem like you
described. Same with IE8 BETA. AND with the Google BETA toolbar.

Whatever, you seem to have come across a fix for your situation.
 

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