internet explorer 8 no working

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    windows 7 ultimate 64 bit
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       #11

    Airbot said:
    Don't worry about the entries in the reliability history there. You don't need to get rid of them, not going to hurt anything. It's just a log of the times IE crashed.

    You need to right click on one of the IE entries there like I mentioned in my earlier post, and click on "View Details" and post what that says.


    that what say : pics
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    Windows 7 Professional 32bit
       #12

    RE: internet explorer 8 no working


    I've seen this occur on 4 computers in the past 48 hours:
    2 using Win 7 Home Prem 64bit,
    1 using Win 7 Professional 32bit, and
    1 using WinXP SP3.

    It might be a coincidence but all 4 units had just updated Adobe Flash player. One occurred within minutes of doing the update. After the flash player update, opening Internet Explorer 8 (same browser on all three) gave the message "Internet Explorer has stopped working" and it then closed.

    Some of the things we tried which didn't work: Disabling the flash player plug-in did not work; uninstalling flash player did not work; doing a system restore did not work; opening IE in Safe Mode didn't work.

    Solution for IE8: Using the Internet Explorer "Reset" found on the Advanced tab in Internet Options took care of the issue. It did not require checking the "Delete personal settings" option. See: How to reinstall or repair Internet Explorer in Windows 7, Windows Vista, and Windows XP (Method 1)

    Hope that helps.
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    Windows 8 Pro
       #13

    I find it quite odd, but maybe just a coincidence.

    Around the same time as this started happening, Commonwealth Bank in Australia had a major computer glitch and their ATM's were spitting out free money to clients who were making withdraws. It didn't matter how much people were withdrawing, they were getting about $1,000 each.

    Could it at all possibly be connected?
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    Windows 7 Professional 32bit
       #14

    Oooh. Too bad my bank couldn't join in that, er, fun. ;-)

    Still, I see a possible connection with the Flash update+IE.
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