Internet Explorer please help!!!!!!!!!!

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Does anybody know why whenever i close the internet explorer a message pops
up as if its an error and then the internet explorer automatically tries to
re open itself.
It does this every time and i was wondering if anyone knew of a solution??????
 
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The said:
Does anybody know why whenever i close the internet explorer a message pops
up as if its an error and then the internet explorer automatically tries to
re open itself.
It does this every time and i was wondering if anyone knew of a solution??????

....and the message which pops up says what?




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The first pop up box after you close internet explorer says " Internet
explorer has stopped working. Microsoft will let you know if there is a
solution to this problem".

Then another box pops up and says "Internet explorer is restarting"
 
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The said:
The first pop up box after you close internet explorer says " Internet
explorer has stopped working. Microsoft will let you know if there is a
solution to this problem".

Then another box pops up and says "Internet explorer is restarting"

:


....and the message which pops up says what?

In the start menu go to Accessories / System Tools & start IE via the
shortcut with no add-ons.
Use that & see if you get any problems.
If it's OK the problem might be an add-on.



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You could look in the Vista Event Viewer to see if there are any detailed
messages about what is going wrong.

Start/Orb, type C:\Windows\System32\eventvwr.exe, Enter...
 

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