Internet Explorer Error Message Iexplore.exe
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issues that may be activated upon configuration of the program or individual files on the hard disk often cause this. IEXPLORE.EXE Application Error Causes Since Internet Explorer is prone to errors, it is important to understand what is causing the application error in question. The following cause most common IEXPLORE.EXE application error messages: Browser Helper Objects - BHOs are additional software that are installed into the browser and access the system resources. The user installs some while others are intentionally packaged http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/ie/forum/ie11-iewindows8_1/internet-explorer-error-iexploreexe-unable-to/e9d0b9b4-ba85-4233-8c95-10b3fa5c7947 with software and installed without the user's knowledge. When these try to access information on limited accessibility accounts (such as a non-administrator privileged account), accessibility conflicts tend to cause the entire application to crash. Memory Usage - Internet Explorer excessively uses the CPU's memory and RAM. It often requests more than the system has available. This lack http://www.tech-faq.com/iexplore-exe-application-error.html of resources often causes Internet Explorer to crash and show an application error. Memory conflicts can occur when there are too many applications open or the IEXPLORE.EXE process is hogging the resources due to websites' coding errors or a lack of resources on the computer accessing Internet Explorer processes. IEXPLORE.EXE Corruption - A number of sources can corrupt the IEXPLORE.EXE file. The most common is malicious software that tries to replace the original file with a poorly coded altered version. Once accessed, a fault in the file coding causes the file to be accessed incorrectly, which causes iexplore.exe to crash. This usually happens when it is loaded due to the many errors in the coding. Registry Key Errors - The registry is the computer's database of settings. Changes made to the registry have many effects on a computer system. A symptom of the effects is an IE application error. There are several ways that the registry can be changed without the user's knowledge. Resolving the IEXPLORE.EXE Application Error This error
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Guide to Using Google Chromewindows-10-fast Home > How do I fix the Internet Explorer Has Stopped Working error? How do I fix the Internet Explorer Has Stopped Working error? Posted on September 10, 2013 by vonnie — 72 Comments ↓ I generally feel nothing but antipathy toward Internet Explorer so when it freezes and displays that stupid little "Internet Explorer has stopped working" error it vexes me like nothing else. I find the "Windows is checking for a solution to the problem…" sub-message obnoxious and sardonic. Why? Because we all know Windows isn't checking for anything; that's just a message Microsoft's coders threw in to make you think Windows is actually doing something for you. In most cases, it's just a waste of time. I usually impetuously click Cancel before Microsoft devises it's false plan of redemption. If your browser is feeling indolent but doesn't completely freeze up, you might want to see the article I wrote about speeding up Internet Explorer; however, if IE keeps crashing on you with these silly stopped working messages then read on for the fix. Breathe The number one thing to do is stay cool, stay composed, maintain equanimity. Don't throw a temper tantrum or brandish your laptop like a weapon or threaten to chuck it out the window instead… relax, take a breath and tell yourself: I can fix this, I've got this. Let's go. After you've done that, you're heart rate should return to it's resting state. Now you're ready to tackle this problem. Help! I broke Internet Explorer! 1. If Internet Explorer is still holding on for dear life, completely kill the process so you can ensure it's totally closed. You can press Shift + Control + Esc to launch the task manager then find, iexplore.exe and click the End Task button. 2. Now that you've kicked the Internet Explorer process into oblivion, click Start and type: internet options Depending on your geek factor the Internet Properties window is somewhere between obscure and familiar. 3. Click the last tab along the top row called Advanced and click the Reset… button near the bottom of the window. A dialog box zips on the screen with a bold font warning that's scary enough to send most computer neophytes running for the nearest Geek Squad But let's think about this: what are we really about to do? Yes, resetting