my firefox browser says it has encounted a promblem and has to close?
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often happens on a complex site,\n with java and flash files, and sound/video,\nupdate flash and plugins...\nalso settings for pop-ups , check those...\n\nread tools/ error console for error....
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Dont worry. \nfirst of all make sure you lunching the FireFox 2 not the beta, if you installed the beta2 or 3. then make sure to uninstall them first and re install the version 2 again. this is the best thing to do with Microsoft Operating systems. if you did not have the beta versions before you just need to reinstall it. please let me Know
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The problem could be of any thing.It may be because of something that went wrong in the application or the java script problem.There is not much to worry regarding this from the client perspective.At times this gets resolved if you revisit the application by closing the current session.(By opening the new session.)
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Try uninstalling Firefox, then reinstall it, downloading the latest from the Mozilla site.  Be sure to add in the NoScript and AdBlock extensions.
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Try a disk clean-up, cookies, temp internet files, etc, maybe that will help. I haven't used Firefox for a while and I don't remember if there is a cookie blocker that you may have inadvertantly put on those pages. Check your internet congfigurations and options for Firefox.
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There might be a problem with either or both the windows explorer or internet explorer. Firefox has nothing to do with this. Did this happen after you updated windows or something like that??\n\nYou can remove IE7 and see if it works. Also, check the below help articles from Microsoft:\n\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/293623\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/811266
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Go to this site and type in your error number.\n\nRuntime Errors and others:\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;255058  \n\nHope that helps.\n\nYes, and the browser should be completely removed before you download it again.  control panel, add/remove programs.  (Check with Yahoo help)
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the browser isn't closing properly, instead of rebooting, you can try this\n\nHold Down Control, alt and press delete, that'll bring up the task manager, locate iexplore.exe, right click it, and close processes, click yes when the warning comes up, and that'll close it down for you. Thats only a temp fix, i'm not sure why its stayin on after you close it\nCan you give us more info?? version of windows, browser type???\n\nR3dm0
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Replace your browser, with a different version. Firefox may solve your problem and it's Free
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Here is an add-on that will do it.\nhttps://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/2110/
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maybe restart your browser or even reboot
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You probably need to download the helper for this - use google to find firefox helpers.
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may be some thing wrong with ur connection / browser
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Don't click on it many times, because that will open up a lot of windows of Firefox. Instead, click on it once and WAIT for it to open. If it still doesn't open, uninstall it and install it again.
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Are you sure that it closes?  Or did it just minimize to the taskbar on the bottom of the screen.  You should still get Firefox.
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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
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Follow this exact.\nhttp://kb.mozillazine.org/Uninstalling_Firefox