im running win7 64bit and since i upgraded my ie to 9 it seams odd i keep getting notice program crashed and other things where it wont load things like in facebook and when u tell it its ok it resets the page. just wondering if anyone else is having this much trouble with it.
Alice
Sounds like your security settings in the browser are set a little higher than may be required.
Here's a simple first step for you.
Change Internet Explorer 9 Security settings
Hello Alice!
You are not the only one. I am also having exactly the same thing. Many people are finding it perfect. Here is what I am experiencing:
Slow startups, even without addons - it goes into a sort of half-hang for a time, and then recovers and is fine. Go to something like Google, and it is fine ... fine ... fine, and then maybe Youtube, middle click on a link to open in a new tab ... hang ... new window opens, odd unloaded tab also opens - click on the tab . hang . try to close that tab .... the web page has stopped responding.... etc. etc. + recovered pages etc.
You having the same problems? It is certainly annoying me. I am currently using Firefox 3.6.latest. I have no solution, unfortunately, but it is not just us, either.
Richard
Use Firefox. It is better than IE 9.:)
@Richard: I've never used Vista and definitely cannot confirm it as the culprit here, but I've been using IE9 ever since the first beta hit the public, and never had this much a serious problem on Win7. Out of curiosity, did you use IE8 before switching to 9? What kind of experience did IE8 give you compared to 9?
i been using goggle chrome, my security settings are in default settings. my guess is MS rushed it out like they did with vista. it has bugs in it and causes website compatibly sues. we need a IE9 service pack 1. sadly i think MS has a habit of rushing things out sometimes. i even heard they already working on another windows and its imposable to keep up sometimes. all i can do is they do something to fix ie9 right now i use it to make LM for my Google chrome or maybe Firefox.
Hmm, I've heard that IE9 in vista is the most buggiest thing they've ever experienced. That was probably either designed that way or vista is just throwing issues, but that's not the problem here.
If I come across a browser that is being weird and everyone else reports that it's fine, I'd check Windows for issues first. First off, clear ALL data from IE, do that from Internet Options within IE and under Browsing History, click Delete...and mark all the check boxes. Then delete. If that hasn't helped much, I'd then go next to check the hard drive for disk fragmentation. Go to the Start Menu and type disk defrag, it'll show the result as Disk Defragmenter. That might be causing slight issues from my experience with Apps Gone Wild.Try it, see if that works.
yes i agree its those isue can mater thats why i awys try doing it first but it seams not to help in my case i tried al the clearin of history n defraging twice befre i posted.
Alice
Internet Explorer - Reset
When you get to step #4 you can check mark the box or not.
I would try it without the boxed checked in the red circle first.
Mike
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