SP2 IE User Account problem

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Guest

After an sp2 upgrade on my homeXP system, Internet explorer does not work on
some of the user accounts. When the IE icon is clicked there is a small
delay, then the "IE has to shut down, sorry for the inconvenince" icon pops
up before a browser window opens. This happens every time on the two accounts
that were "limited" accounts when the upgrade was made - but IE works
flawlessly on my account (admin setting). Changing the other accounts to
admin status didn't help - whatever was installed/changed in the SP2
"upgrade" is still not right.
Suggestions?
 
O

OShah

After an sp2 upgrade on my homeXP system, Internet explorer does not
work on some of the user accounts. When the IE icon is clicked there is
a small delay, then the "IE has to shut down, sorry for the
inconvenince" icon pops up before a browser window opens. This happens
every time on the two accounts that were "limited" accounts when the
upgrade was made - but IE works flawlessly on my account (admin
setting). Changing the other accounts to admin status didn't help -
whatever was installed/changed in the SP2 "upgrade" is still not right.
Suggestions?

This may help:
Control Panel -> Network/Internet -> Internet Options -> Advanced.
Under Browsing uncheck "enable third party extensions".
This needs to be done with all user accounts.

If this does help, you may need to look at disabling some Add-Ons. Since it
only works as an administrator, I'm leaning at a File Permissions problem.

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oshah
Control Panel -> System -> Advanced -> Error Reporting -> Choose Programs
-> Do not report errors for these programs:

Acrobat.exe
waol.exe

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