Why in some web pages the CPU usage rises 100% and when that happend the Internet Explorer just stop to work.?
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Too much data comes in thruout you're line, making it freeze up.
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Check your temp Internet folders size. Also may need to adjust your Virtual Memory settings to allow more space on your hard drive to be used by windows. Also check your applications/programs running. (the bottom right corner by the clock is full of a buncha icons your prob running too much start to turn off the unneeded programs at startup. \n\nIt is normal for your explorer.exe program to be the highest memory usage item running. explorer.exe is (in simplest terms) the main file system for windows to run.
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I agree with what everyone has said thus far, that Firefox is superior (both in features, and because a web browser should NOT be integrated into the operating system--that's just WRONG). However, that doesn't answer the question, which is regarding Microsoft Internet Explorer...\n\nAnyway, you're right, it may very well be the hot-switching that's getting you into trouble, though that should only be the case if you're sharing files -- there may be some configuration setting either in MSIE or in the Windows control panel that may change this. I'd have a peek but at the moment I'm on a Windows 2000 machine.\n\nMeanwhile, verify that logging off one user and then logging in as another fixes the problem. Or at the very least, one of you close down MSIE if you're hot-switching and see if that does the trick.
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Most likely there is an issue with Internet Explorer, and it will probably need to be reinstalled to get rid of it, if restarting the computer doesn't fix the problem.\n\nYou will be just as well off if you download another browser like firefox from http://www.mozilla.org/firefox however this browser is less stable and prone to crash even more frequently the Internet Explorer. You also try Netscape http://www.netscape.com or even Opera http://www.opera.com\n\nEach browser has it's pros and cons. Don't be fooled by people who say one sucks just because. IE has security flaws, but is more stable on a Windows computer, plus it has added functionality in the Windows OS. Firefox allows for extension (many of those are really nice) but it crashes more often than a narcoleptic bus driver.\n\nYou can always try reinstalling IE. Download and install instructions are available at http://www.microsoft.com\nIf those don't work you can always call windows technical support and see if they have a hotfix that you can use.
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Reinstalling it might be a solution, though I don't recommended it. IE is still full of errors and therefore i don't trust it. You could take into consideration installing an alternative browser, firefox or opera. These are better, they don't consume too much resources and are free of charge.
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Either your internet speed is too slow or your Internet explorer need to be re-installed.  If both dont help then the windows operating system has some problem.
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reinstall your internet explorer and check your pc for viruses
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There is something wrong with your IE browser. \nPlease try the following 2 ways.\n1 uninstall the IE and reinstall the latest IE\n2 reinstall the operating system
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quick fix to restore internet explorer.\n\nclick Tools>internet options>advanced tab> at the bottom click 'restore defaults' then ok.\n\nyour settings were changed more than likely.\n\ngood luck!
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Something similar happened to me at a different website.\n\nI re-installed Internet Explorer and it was rectified. \n\nSome websites do not "recognise" browsers versions that are launched anew. Check the same site from a PC with IE 6.0 This should give u a clue whether its ur PC or the IE version.\n\n.:Fishie:.
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Internet Explorer has always been slow; get a better, faster and more secure browser:\nGet Mozilla Firefox from http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/\nIt works great for me.\nAnd for even more speed get the Fasterfox extention for Firefox here  https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/1269/\n\nFirefox is the best !!!\n\nFor IE empty your cache ( right click on the icon on the desktop select Properties and from the dialog that comes up click Delete Files and ok.\nYou should also defragment your hard disk to increase your computer's performance.\n\nAlso you might be infected with adware and spywere.\nGet Spybot Search and Destroy here  http://www.download.com/Spybot-Search-Destroy/3000-8022-10122137.html?part=dl-spybot&subj=dl&tag=but\nand Ad-Aware SE here http://www.download.com/3000-2144-10045910.html\nand run scans as soon as possible
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Download Firefox - Your IE is probably buggy.
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I haven't had any problems with explorer 7.  How much memory do you have on your computer?  The more you use the slower your computer gets.  You may need to defrag to free up some space or remove unused programs that you have installed.
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1) Check for spyware and run a system cleaner that will clear you internet cache etc. (see below)\n2) If problem persists, check internet security settings, you may have to lower the security.\n3) Alternative solution: Switch to Mozilla FireFox as it is a much better Web browser.
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If it's a game site you access with Internet Explorer, you can open up your task manager by hitting ctrl+alt+delete, find iexplore.exe, highlight it and click end process.\nIf that doesn't work, try downloading the Firefox browser and using it instead of Internet Explorer. I use Firefox anyway for everything, it works much, much better, has it's own popup and spyware blocking, and it's free.
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Update virus protection.  Uninstall Explorer, clean cache, defrag and scan disk, reinstall Explorer. Hope that helps.\n\nHere is the website for Microsoft Tech Support: http://support.microsoft.com/
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Try repairing Internet Explorer by reinstalling it or use Firefox.