Why does a pop up with ERROR< Unexpected error; quitting comes up every time I log in on my computer?
484139
depending on ur OS, use msconfig or sysedit command from the run of start menu and start closing all the unnecessary application starting during booting up. this would solve ur problem... its bcoz of some software uninstalled, but not in a proper way. try it out... if this doesn't help... there's no other way out except formatting and reloading the OS,\n\nby the way, does this error emerges even when u log on in safe mode? if not, u r lucky, don't format and follow what i suggested formerly
146767
It is not your computer's error. It is the website's problem. Ignore it. And it may be beneficial to you to disable error notification so you do not get such annoyances which you have no control over.
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.
35533
If you are getting illegal operation errors, I'm assuming you have Windows 98SE, as this is a common occurance with IE and 98.\n\nIf you actually have XP, then I suggest doing an online virus check at one of the sites I've listed below.  Both are great virus and spyware programs as I have both, one on my home PC and the other on my Notebook.\nSecondly, make sure you have all your microsoft updates too.  These are very important. \n- I hope this works.  Good luck.
677069
No don't worry about this message it often happens with AVG.\n\nYou probably installed a Microsoft Update that changed the shell32.dll (normally happens if service pack two is applied). The only way I have found to remedy this is to uninstall AVG, and reinstall.
488300
Do you have anti-spyware/anti-virus software installed? \n\nGet it if you don't have it, run a scan of all files on your computer. \n\nSometimes when I go to certain websites it causes me to get a lot of pop-ups, then I log off and do a scan. It takes off all the programs that make the pop-ups pop up.
212675
Welcome to Windows!  :)\n\nThis sort of thing happens all the time with Windows.  If you know what you're doing you can usually work around it.  Otherwise, log out and then back in again, or just reboot.
924516
i went through this also.  and I found out that if you will make sure that your pop-up blocker is off .  try this and see if that helps
964588
I also have had the same problem, from the many forums I read, it always seems to happen after install of Internet Explorer 7.\nHeres a forum link:\n\nhttp://www.rr-bb.com/showthread.php?t=26...\n\nOr you may simply go to Run>"msconfig">and remove from startup.\n\nHope it helps.
917358
pop up blocker might be on
899419
I know you checked your pop up blocker, but this really sounds like a blocker issue. maybe you have another one installed. like a anti-virus program that blocks it or something. I dont know what browser you are useing but i recommend mozilla firefox. It has its own pop up blocker and i havent had nearly as many technical issues as i have with IE. Its free @ www.mozilla.com . lastly, try closing all other programs that are running in the background and turn off your pop up blocker and try clicking on the link agian. good luck!
853757
Every now and then, Windows locks the process in place so that it isn't shutting down properly - and thus won't re-open correctly. Easy fixed.\n\nWhen this happens next time, right-click on the Windows Taskbar and open the Task Manager. In the processes tab, look for Firefox.exe  - right-click and end the process. You'll get a warning pop up - is fine, just hit yes. \n\n\nOh, and IE doesn't have to worry about this issue because of the way it is integrated into the Windows architecture - it's ALWAYS running\nWill then open up just fine
666001
get a pop-up blocker or download yahoo toolbar with antispam @ http://toolbar.yahoo.com and scan your Pc for the stuff that causes the pop-up
270285
could be your popup blocker. turn it off, or hold Ctrl when clicking the table.
689507
It sounds like a browser add on is conflicting with your system. If you have installed any toolbars, I would uninstall them all (leave Google or Yahoo bar as they have been made to integrate with IE), reboot and see if the error message goes. If it doesn't, you may need to run a malware removal programme, such as Ad-Aware. If you join the Ad-Aware web forum, you can get help to resolve any problems with your computer using other malware removal tools (such as HiJack This) and they will guide you through what to do.
581119
Do you have a firewall or pop up blocker running?  Those can cause what you describe
55924
I would guess it is not EVERYTIME. You do not have Javascript error warnings turned off (which you should).\n\nHere's how to do it in IE.\n\nTOOLS\nINTERNET OPTIONS\nADVANCED\nDISABLE SCRIPT DEBUGGING (Internet Explorer) \n(check this)\n\nThat should solve your problem.