ie9 msn and win7 crashes


  1. goshinki
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    win 7 x64 Home Premium
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    ie9 msn and win7 crashes


    trying to solve a problem with an hp pavillion series

    it crashes allt ime

    runtime errors

    tried everything

    seems to specifically revolve around ie, windows live services and skype


    crashes computer..

    programs won't run..
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  3. JHayward
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1, Windows 8 Consumer Preview x64 & Mac OS X 10.7
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    Is this the Internet Explorer 9 RC? If not upgrade to it using Windows Update, if it is, just uninstall it, the RTM is just around the corner. But before you do, disable any plugins that may be causing Internet Explorer to crash.
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  4. Karln
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    Windows 7 pro 64 bit
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    Yes, I have the same problème with IE9 RC. multi crash and I have send the rapport crash in redmond but, they have not find the solve. I just hope in final version, they are resolving thèse problèm.
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  6. Karln
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    Windows 7 pro 64 bit
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    JHayward said:
    Is this the Internet Explorer 9 RC? If not upgrade to it using Windows Update, if it is, just uninstall it, the RTM is just around the corner. But before you do, disable any plugins that may be causing Internet Explorer to crash.
    You can also verify if the GPU rendering is activate in IE9 option. If the "rendu logiciel" is activate IE9 will more Gourmand in processor.
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  7. JHayward
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1, Windows 8 Consumer Preview x64 & Mac OS X 10.7
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    Interesting, is there anything in common between both of your configurations? Because the large majority of people are not having many problems like this...

    Also, disable the use of your GPU, disable all plugins, if possible close all other applications and security suites and open Internet Explorer 9, see if that makes any difference, this will give us an indication as to what may be causing the crash to occur.
    Last edited by JHayward; 01 Mar 2011 at 18:11. Reason: Additional Ideas
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