Why does my computer crash every time I delete a favorite from IE?
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If it displays a message, what is it? and what operating system are you running (98, XP, NT... ect.)...\n\nif you are running windows XP, you should be able to access your favorites folder (without using IE), by folowing these steps:\n\nopen up "my computer"\n\nopen your "C" drive, you may get a little warning, saying something like "don't change things... bla bla bla", anyways, if you do, click "show contents" (or something like that)\n\nyou will se a folder called "Documents and Settings", open it\n\nin this folder, you will se a list of "names", or "accounts" on your computer (like whatever you log in as)\n\nif you see the name you use to log in, open that folder\n\nin there, there will be a folder called "Favorites" (BINGO!)\n\nopen it, and guess what you'll find?... anyways, if that works (and doesn't crash your system), you can double click one of the favorites to open it, you can also copy them wherever you like... as for getting the "favorites menu" to work in IE, I'll have to appologize, since my glasses arn't that thick... but if you cannot open your folder (or if you do, and the system freezes again) you can send me an e-mail by clicking my icon, and going to my profile, and I will do the best I can.
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if you have the yahoo toolbar, you may have to uninstall. windows is aware of the problem but does not have a fix. to keep yahoo accessible you can save as a favorite.
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In Internet Explorer, there is an "Export" option under the "File" menu.  From there you can export your favorites to a file, and then import them on another machine.
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IE is ingrained into the Windows OS so it can't be deleted.
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First Check your PC for spywares and adwares. If not found any of them then follow the follow the following instruction\nIf you have low RAM(64,128,256) and running windows XP.\nYou must uninstall internet explorer, as it consumes allot of RAM\nand keep firefox. I suggest you to upgrade firefox to version 2. \nI have the firefox version 2. "Its cool".\nHere follow this link it will guide you to which one to choose \nhttp://reviews.cnet.com/4520-10442_7-6656808-1.html?tag=lnav
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If you meant Internet Explorer crashes, your IE may have some problems, you can try to repair and fix it. Go to COntrol panel> add/remove prog>windows component> Internet Expl > click on that and it will ask do u need to repair IE. Try and see
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try to update ur internet explorer or us another explorer cause it seems to be damaged
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You have a couple things you could do.  One is to try firefox (http://www.mozilla.org)\n\nAnother, is to call tech support.  There are a hundred things that could cause your problem with internet explorer.\n\nOr, try these and if they don't work contact internet explorer.\n* Clear your cache.  (Tools -> Options -> Button that says 'Delete Files')\n* Restart your computer\n* Update windows files using Windowsupdate (http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com)\n* Update any antivirus/firewall software on the computer.  if this doesn't work at this point remove and reinstall any antivirus/firewall software on the computer.\n* Still a no go, call your internet service providers tech support.
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If it is under favorites, right click it then click delete.\nIf it is listed under the browser arrow, go to tools, internet options, clear history.
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This only means that your exe is corrupt .. replace it with new installation .. the best thing you should do is stop using IE (this is worlds most junk software) - switch to more secure FireFox .. \n\nThe error is due to some virus which has replaced few settings from ur IE's exe file , so memory place is not read... also do a full virus, spyware scan ...
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it's the way that IE7 stores favorites, but you can group similar favorites in folders " see the add new folder when you bookmark a new site" . Firefox " the open-source browser " treats favorites in a more neat way , you even can add them on a toolbar that is always on at your sight . http://downint.googlepages.com/firefox.html
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The short answer is I don't know ...\n\nIt depends on what browser you are using.  I'm assuming you're using the latest version of Internet Explorer.  Here's two things you can look at:\n\nFirst, when you add something to Favorites, click the "Create in >>" button to expand the window.  Then you'll be able to see where the new favorite is going -- and you'll be able to put it directly into the auto parts store list if that's what you want.\n\nSecond, if you hold down shift when you select "Organize Favorites ..." Internet Explorer will open your favorites folder -- as a folder, rather than the little dialog box it uses itself.  That may make it easier to see what is going on.\n\nIf you're NOT using the current version of Internet Explorer, you might as well use this as an excuse to upgrade.  I'd also consider switching to Firefox, which I regard as a much better browser -- it will automatically copy all your bookmarks from IE when it installs, so you won't lose anything.
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Open Internet Explorer (if thats what your using) at top of page says tools. Click tools, bottom of list is Internet Options. when that box opens up at the top in the first box shows the address of  what home page is listed to appear. Either delete it and retype it to the original and click apply. Then close it out and open new page and see if it worked. Or go to the page you want as your home page, open the Internet options and there should be a button to  "Use Current" then click apply. and close it out and try it. see if its back. Good luck.\n\nThe reason it changed could have been a simple case of the page you were on (or one connected to it) basically taking over your choices. Like spam or a virus trying to take over your favorites. Delete what it was and clear your cookies and history and temp files. Should help.
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Internet Explorer is needed to operate windows.\nIt cannot be deleted. If you wanted to disable it go to start>allprograms>set program access and defaults then choose custom then uncheck enable access to this program.
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Its nothing to do with viruses. All I can say is try a different browser like Firefox or Opera. I don't think this problem would remain in the others. Its just a problem that occurs because of the incompatibility of your browser with the delete script. Hope this helps!
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Probably some of the registry entries are deleted here. \n\nProbably you may have to reinstall IE or you can go to this website for downloading the registry patch\n\nwww.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm
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For Internet Explorer:\n\n1) Press Alt+T, THEN O\n\n2) Under the General tab, click Delete Browsing History\n\n3) When the confirmation window pops up, select Yes.\n\n4) Voila! Deleted!\n\n\nFor Mozilla Firefox:\n\n1) Press Alt+T, THEN O\n\n2) Under the Cache tab, click Clear Cache Now\n\n3) Voila! Deleted!