my pc keeps freezing and keep getting message that ybrowser needs to shut down.what is going on? i use winxp?
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you may have other programs running in your task bar or you have a virus.try defragmenting or deleting unused files.
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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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check the CPU usage. if your ranning winXP, go to the task manager.\n\nit depends also on the size of your RAM!
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Make sure your virus protection is up to date, then scan for viruses. Install a spyware removal program and then remove all spyware. \n\nSometimes another program will make your computer freeze up, as they can conflict with other programs. Especially the ones downloaded from the Internet. Try removing any programs that you added around the time you noticed the "hang ups." After, use the hard disk clean up utility, and then defrag. restart your system and see if it continues.\n\nIf it continues, use the System Restore utility to roll it back to an earlier time when it did not freeze up, and then try it out. You may need to find a good restore point and that may take a couple of tries. It takes a few minutes to do, so do it when you get a chance.\n\nP.S. Your P3 should be fine. I have an old computer with a P2, true it's not near as fast as the P4, but it is fine if it works for you, I would not change it. I have found that most programs that say "must have P4" still run, but there are a few that will cause problems. And, note, one of the installed programs could be your problem, as I mentioned above.\n\nMy older computer uses Win2000, also.
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try soft spy, norton, or macfee if problem pesist then reinstall your window.
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Starting off with the checking your space, go to my computer and right click on c: click properties. here you will see a pie gragh and also in words how much space you have.\n\nAs far as it freezing.. if you winXP... this is common when your system registry gets "cut up" this means when you uninstall or install or save too much and it leaves holes and gapes or missing and broken linking archives in the registry... \n\nThe other common causes is that there is too much on the disk it self, such as pics, music.. ect. Tip: anything you put on the computer no matter what it is and how fast the computer is slows the disk reader down. The more information you have the more it has to read through. My tip is to defrag alot! once a week or at least once a month. \n\nDefrag: remember how i told you to open up the amount of space? well do that again. but you will see a tab that says tools, click that then you will see defrag.. select the c: and click defrag button.. let it run.. repeat this once a week.. this will help it run faster and shut down.\n\nIf you do have reg problems you will need to get a good certifiable reg editor that is automated... to clean it up.. you can use spybot s& d they have a slight version that will help with some of the reg problems built in.. but not all. visit Http://www.safer-networking.org...... \n\nSome other issues you will need to get a pro to do if these steps do not fix the issue.. \n\nTip: get a second h.d. and store your pics vides music and docs there and not on the main h.d. this will increase the speed.\n\nGood luck and let me know how it goes!\n\nJon Ellender Sr. Tech.\nTexas Tech Services\nvisit us on the web @\nhttp://texastech.mycv.bz
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LOL.. First when someone asks you to describe your computer in terms of dealing with computer issues, they mean the specs as you have outlined.  Next, within this month, what have you done with it?  You may need to run disk cleanup and defrag.  I would recommend going and downloading modzilla firefox and zonealarm firewall as you may have a lot of traffic going thru your computer that you don't know about.  Just make sure you let Gen Host Process for Win 32 Servicess access the web.  Next go to housecall65.trendmicro.com (with IE) and scan your computer for all adware/spyware and viruses.  Open every program and block anything your don't want to access the web thru zonealarm firewall.  If you are using any P2P programs make sure you clean your computer of those.  Under [Start]-->[Run] type msconfig and uncheck anything under the startup tab that is not associated with win32.  Most common apps that would show up are quicktime, AIM, msmsgs, etc.  If you are unsure of anything don't uncheck it.. Restart your comp.
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Your processor is fast enough and you definetly have enough memory to run Windows XP, but maybe you're trying to run too many resource-hogging programs. Try to not open too many programs at once, so you don't overload your computer. If you don't open many programs, maybe there are spyware programs installed on your computer that hog resources away from your CPU. Try installing one of the anti-spyware programs listed on the site below and running a full scan on system:\nhttp://www.download.com/sort/3150-8022_4-0-1-4.html?\n\nAfter you've ran the scan, delete all the spyware, if any, that the program finds.\n\nIf none of the solutions above solve your problem, you need to describe at what istance your computer hangs (i.e what programs are you running? Did a certain program cause your computer to hang?).\n\n\nGood luck!
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If you're internet explorer is not responding it's best to shut down IE by holding the ctrl-alt-delete keys down, choosing task manager and then ending the non responsive program.\n\nThe Yahoo! toolbar can't stop internet explorer crashing as    this is usually down to bad coding from Microsoft engineers, rather than anything under the toolbar's control.\n\nIf you're having lots of trouble with Internet Explorer try a different browser, such as Firefox (link below). The Yahoo! toolbar is also available for firefox, so you can still keep on using this if you change browser.
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Try hitting Ctrl+Alt Del and checking your system resources. Select tasklist and look at your Processes Tab then look at what is using the most CPU. If you can see something rising to the top ie.90+% then that could be the cause. \nAnother reason could be that something is overheating and could be taking 20minutes to reach lockup.\nAlso try switching off yer firewall temporarily. Software such as Norton can be quite sore on your pc. I had this happen on a laptop recently and switched to mcAfee and problem resolved. Lockups however in this instance where for 3-4 sec then ok for 10 or so then lock up again.
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Click Start->SETTINGS->Control Panel->INTERNET OPTIONS->->ADVANCED->Uncheck ENABLE 3rd party Browser ext->Click OK\n\nIt shouldn't crash now.
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Your log shows a problem with yapger and ybskin2.dll. What I would do is simple, go into the Yahoo folder and copy that file somewhere else on your computer, then delete the dll in the folder. Then run Yahoo and see if you have a error message again. If it does not log you in then replace the dll in the folder, if it does go ahead and delete it and log out and then back in. I think that is one of the skins for Yahoo. You can find the dll in a google search to replace it if it is corrupt. I hope this helps!
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Choose a home page and install it.  if you're having problen with PC freezing up  dic clean-up. and use Adware and yahoo antispy they do get rid of the bugs,
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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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XP W/ SP 2 IS ACTUALLY (man, that's annoying) quite stable.  With problems like that I'd try reinstalling Windows--this'll give you a fresh install and wipe out stuff running in the background.  If same thing happens with fresh install you probably have a hardware problem.
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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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Increase your ram asap.\n\nRunning winXP on a 64mb machine is silly.