When I try to get into Yahoo games, why does my internet explorer browser automatically close out?
108505
try by clearing internet explorer history and delteing cookies and all ofline content and than reboot ur pc,hope it would,nt close out autmatically\n goto CONTROL PANEL tahn select INTERNET OPTIONS,, tahn CLEAR HISTORY and deleet offline content or empty temporary internet fiels and deleet cookies
511142
Probably have an error with your browser, reinstall it.
6570
DISCONTINUE USE IMMEDIATLY YOUR INTERNET EXPLORER MAY HAVE BEEN COMPROMISED BY MALICIOUS CODE. GO GET AN ALTERNATIVE BROWSER www.getfirefox.com FIREFOX IS FASTER SAFER AND DOESENT EAT YOUR PROCESSOR
721410
does it say yahoo browser has encountered a problem and needs to close,sorry for inconvience? if so good luck i been getting that 3 weeks and yahoo no help at all......they su*k
1024861
There are several things that can go wrong. \n\n1.  Dial-up connection did not completely log in. \n2.  Firewall does not permit IE to connect to internet\n3.  Yes, SpyWare can lock you out. \n4.  Your provider is lousy\n\nOn the SpyWare issue, get Ad-aware from Download.com.  Use the search field and look for ad-aware.   Scroll past the sponsor list and get Ad-aware. \n\nAfter that, try SpyBot Search & Destroy.   Again, get this from Download.com and search for SpyBot. \n\nGood luck.
581238
IE7 BETA is notorious for screwing up your system. Uninstall it asap. Yahoo Beta uses AJAX. Make sure IE7 has javascript enabled.
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internet explorer 7 crashes ver 6 if you tryed to install it it probably corrupted ie explorer download a good browser screw ie\n\nwww.firefox.com
182866
Many different reasons that IE can quit respondiing.  Whats called a "hangup" is the most common.  And thats just where too many programs at same time working, and too much happening at once in your system. What makes the "hangup" is that IE has to wait its turn in the lineup of programs or sites that you have clicked on.  And if IE doesnt get its turn in a certain amount of time, then it gets the "hangup".  There is no "once and for all fix".  But just keep making sure to do your updates on a regular basis, defragment your system regularly, and clean out programs you dont need or use.  Clean out your cookies, temp files, and all that sort of stuff to keep your system running a little faster.  Then the "hangups" are less likely to happen.
254771
The most likely cause for this is that your computer's memory, or possibly its virtual memory is too low.  Try running defrag on your hard drive.  You might also try shutting down any other windows or programs that are running.  Other than that, it depends on your processor speed.  If you computer is more than a couple of years old (e.g. it has pentium II or earlier processor) It may be too slow to handle the newer yahoo and other programs.
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Your version of internet explorer isnt high enough. Yahoo messenger doesnt list this as a requirment but take my word, my neighbor just had the same trouble. Download internet explorer 6 and reboot. You should be good to go!
325783
you can't. it's part of microsoft's "screw up internet explorer even more to try and stop viruses and spyware". it isn't working. What you really need is Mozilla Firefox. The browser thats better than IE by far.
227771
Well depending on your browsr....are you using internet explorer mozzila or some other sort of internet browser if you  you may need to update or download the java,( java is a type of computer language mainly used in programming games). and if after downloading java and it still doesn't work than just GIVE UP(jokes)
1050611
What browser are you running? I have noticed that this happen to me too when I'm running Explorer especially. For several reasons, I quit using IE and switched to Firefox, with the Yahoo toolbar. Now the popups are GONE, I mean maybe I get a popup once a week, and I'm on the web alot.\nGood luck
610365
Normally that occurs when your IE crashes and then it comes up with that popup. Somehow you are closing your IE the wrong way or you are going into a site that is crashing your IE. I suggest you stop going into those sites that are very flashy and have a lot of popups and adwares.
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You should be running Java 1.5 (check in add remove programs).\n\nLocate the Downloaded Program Files in the Windows directory and remove/uninstall all the Yahoo Controls (plus any other weird ones!!). \n\nWhen you go back to Yahoo games a new Active X control will install. That should sort the problem.
1004752
I dont have your answer, but mine is doing the same thing. Try using another search enigne, like instead of using internet explorer, use foxfire or google. thats how i got back in.  GOOD LUCK
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I don't know much information from you but I'll guess that you're using Windows XP and IE6. Try on the following solutions.\n\n----------------------------------------------------\n\n1. Go to Tools --> Options and reset the Internet Explorers settings on the program and advanced tabs.\n\nIf that does not work then:\n\n2. Get a download manager called getright and use it to download the Internet Explorer setup file from :\n\ndownloads/critical/ie6sp1/default.mspx" target="_blank" onclick="return openNew(this.href);">http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/downloads/critical/ie6sp1/default.mspx\n\nThen once downloaded, un install Internet Explorer from Add / Remove programs, click on remove windows components and un install it. Also get winsock fix and or LSP fix :\n\nhttp://www.snapfiles.com/get/winsockxpfix.html\n\nhttp://www.cexx.org/lspfix.htm\n\nThose are more if it doesnt connect to the internet but figured I would mention them just for future ref :)\n\nThen you just re install IE using the setup file you got earlier on, Also if I can suggest using a different browser like :\n\nopera or firefox :)