i can browes the web no problem. its only when i try to log into web that requires a user name and password. i get a message that reads "memory can not be written" or "read" i need help windows 2000 ie v6.
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Try to use alternative browser i.e. Mozilla Firefox, it is really much better\nhttp://www.mozilla.com/\nor reinstall IE
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Possibly a cache problem.\n\nHold <ctrl> and press <f5> to load from the server bypassing your browser cache.
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This error is very common, it basically just means that when Windows tried to read memory that the program told it to read, there was either nothing there, or the data that was in that spot in memory was corrupted.  \n\n"IEXPLORE.EXE" is Internet Explorer.  It doesn't mean it will delete Internet Explorer, just that it is going to shut down the program.  You can always relaunch the program again.Try and see if it happens when you go to the same site, or if it happens no matter where you go.  If it happens just on the same site, then there may be a java applet or activex control that is causing the problem; if it happens everywhere, and in other applications besides internet explorer, you may have some bad memory in your system.  \n\nIf you bought your PC from Dell or some other company like that, try giving them a call and they will walk you through how to test your memory; if it tests to be bad, your warranty should allow you to have your memory replaced free of charge.\n\nIt is also worth noting that viruses or spyware can also cause this problem; try running a virus scan and check for spyware in order to rule that possibility out.  You DO have an antivirus and anti-spyware program don't you? :)
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I assume you're using .NET. \n\nNo cache (define in page load event of each page that you don't want to be cached): \nprivate void Page_Load(object sender, System.EventArgs e)\n{\n//No cache\nResponse.Cache.\nSetCacheability\n(HttpCacheability.NoCache);\n\n//No history\nResponse.Cache.\nSetAllowResponseInBrowserHistory\n(false);\n\n//your code here...\n}\n\nSign Out : \nprivate void btnSignOut_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e)\n{\n//remove authentication ticket\nSystem.Web.Security.\nFormsAuthentication.SignOut(); \n//just to make sure Session is cancelled\nSession.Abandon();\n}
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Not being able to browse to a particular website may be caused by a corrupt file in the browser cache.  Try clearing the cache and cookies and then accessing the page again. \n\nIf that doesn't work and you are running WinXP, Win2000 or WinNT, go to Start->Run and type in ipconfig /flushdns (there is a space after ipconfig).
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http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;255058\n\nThis is a good page to start.  just put in the error number.
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After a Windows Update about a month ago, there was a problem where entering something into the address bar would do nothing, but not crash the browser...  I'm not sure if your issue is related to this bug, but you might want to visit http://www.windowsupdate.com/ and see if there's anything your computer is lacking in the update department that will fix the problem.\n\nIt could also be spyware.  The fact that you're entering in information when the crash occurs points to this more than some other situations---It's almost as if a piece of spyware was removed, but not fully, and something that a lingering piece of spyware is looking for is no longer there, causing the crash.  Run several spyware programs.  I like the trio of Pest Patrol (you can get from the Yahoo toolbar), Ad-Aware, and Spybot S&D (both available from http://www.download.com/) for a good amount of coverage.\n\nIt also could be a security program.  Try disabling Firewalls, pop-up blockers, and in-broswer toolbars and see if the issue goes away.  You can disable most security programs by seeking them out in the system tray (area in the lower right next to the clock), right clicking and choosing disable/quit/exit, etc.  Toolbars can be disabled by going to view>toolbars and removing the check by clicking on each one.\n\nIn the old days, you could run a browser repair.  Not possible any more for some reason.  Even an uninstall and reinstall is difficult to do.  Switching to Firefox or other browser is a great idea, but if you'd prefer not to, I hope one of these suggestions work.  Rolling back to a previous date could work, but you can lose data.\n\nGood luck!
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You just missed the boat.  MS stopped support for 98/ME about a month ago.  You will need to find a mirror site with the foreign language app.  IE7 might have support built-in, but it's in beta.  If you're willing to be a guinea pig, give it a shot.
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It's a problem in server-to-authentication server communications on the Kerberos protocol used (for instance) by Windows 2000, etc.\nMaybe because of a missing or outdated external trust (domain to domain) relationship.
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that sucks, there are a couple of things you can do though, if the information on the computer isn't important, you could reinstall windows at the expense of the data, or since you have a username and password, you should have also set up a admin account...type this address and follow instructions: http://home.eunet.no/~pnordahl/ntpasswd/
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not knowning what computer you have you can only talk in general about passwords..all windows passwords can be cured with a reinstall but youll lose your data..if its dell you have two choices ...you can either pay the money to have the eprom shorted out or you have a nice doorstop ...dell customer service is about as useless as a nancy pelosi speechwriter for financial planning\nif its a hard drive password issue. replace the hard drive cause its not worth screwing with.
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Not sure what the problem is but I would attempt reinstalling windows.\n\nBackup all your files you would like to keep onto cd/dvd/hd (if you have another or have your drive partitioned).\n\nThen do a full format and then install windows. Install everything you need and get all your security programs on first. Don't enable internet until you have done this. Unplug you're wire if you have to.\n\nNot sure why it would be doing this maybe something in the registry or some dirty little program running in the background. Maybe a system file as become corrupt. When i'm not sure though I revert back to reinstalling.\n\nGood Luck\nPaul
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Hi \n\nOk first , check you have internet connecion do this by going start , then RUN , and type CMD , this will open a DOS windows , in it type , ping www.yahoo.com , if after you hit enter it says REPLY FROM  it means you have internet coneection , it is says REQUEST TIMEOUT then you dont have intenet connection. Now verify that in the firewall setting you have given permission to the IE to go to the internet if not then enable it ok . If you have anyother problems please let me know ok
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Hi Mary, I'm not sure what might have happened, but let's see if I can help.   First off which Windows version do you have?  If you have XP or ME, turn your computer on, go to start, all programs, accessories, system tools, then system restore, you're going to set your computer back in time, to a time that you remember things working, that's the first thing we'll try then we can work from there.  Inside system restore you will see a calendar, pick a date that you remember things were ok and you could log on, probably before you installed IE 7.  follow the prompts/instructions and go back to that date, then we can work from there to fix other problems, leave me your email address through the contact me on here and we'll see what we can do.
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Need more info, but try this. Restart computer. Open IE. Click on tools, internet options. Delete cookies. Then delete files. Close IE. Open Ie and try again.
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you probaly need to remove and reinstall all your network components, like tcp/ip, adapters, etc. then if you still get it try going here you might find it there, they have a lot of fixes\nhttp://aumha.org/win4/kbefe.php\n\nand you might find it here\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/search/default.aspx?query=fatal+exception+occurred+in+0028%3A0000000009+in+VxD---+called+from+0028%3Ac001c30c+in+VxD+NDIS%2801%29%2B00004620&catalog=LCID%3D1033&pwt=false&title=false&kt=PHRASE&mdt=0&comm=1&ast=1&ast=2&ast=3&mode=a&spid=1139&x=14&y=6\nyou just have to keep searching, or reinstall windows 98se, if it is a windows problem, that should straighten it out if all else fail, you can just install it over the one you have, you won't lose anything. You really should upgrade to at least ME, or XP, cause there are a lot of things that are weird to 98 anymore
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Make sure you have the latest version of IE.\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/downloads/default.mspx\n\nYou can download it there.\n\nIf you have the latest version and it still does it, then I'd say the error is on the web page.