Why did IE 7.0 cause my PC to crash?
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Listen to those people. IE-7 is still in the beta stage, and yes, it does have bugs that needs to be resolved. Quality assurance folks are analyzing this problem as we speak. Also, did you look at the size of it? Do you have enough memory installed on your pc for this?
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actually IE.6 is better than IE.6. i also had the same problem. i reinstalled IE.6.
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THe new IE is still in its infancy and in certain computers and under certain configurations it crashes and crashes some more. If it crashes the first time you ran it,you need to reinstall it making sure you remove all registry keys that have to do with IE. If the problem doesnt go away, there is not much you can do. Get another browser Try Mozilla Firefox or Opera. They are free and easy to use.
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Congratulation... You found another bug on IE 7 beta. I found another too. When I'm using IE 7 I can't psot my answer on Yahoo!Answer. That suck!.\nBy the way, you can report this to Microsoft. That may be they can fix it on release version.
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See if your computer has spyware. Ads might popup or programs try to steal data at a random interval and cause protection crashes that internet explorer would allow.\nhttp://www.jimmyr.com/security.php
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Reinstall the internet explorer. if this problem continues then reinstall your operating system.
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Its not due to the crack you made, some dll files related to IE might have got corrupted so better you can try perfoming a "sfc /scannow" on your computer or try installing IE again or check for any third party toolbars.
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GO TO CONTROL PANEL...ADD/REMOVE PROGRAMS AND UNINSTALL IE7...THEN THE LAST IE SHOULD RETURN...
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Go to START>CONTROL PANEL, click ADD/REMOVE PROGRAMS, find and click on WINDOWS EXPLORER 7, click CHANGE/REMOVE.\nThis weill revert your system back to IE-6.0
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NEVER Delete Anything from the Windows folder or from your  registry, (Not Even these sqmdata.sqm" and "$hf_mig$" and "$NTUninstallK...$) as you will probably cause some serious problems.  Maybe even failure.\nI highly recommend doing this first.   \nYou could try the System Restore which takes you back to a time when your computer was working good. Go To: \nstart\nprograms\naccessories\nsystems tools\nsystem restore\nThis process is completely reversable. And does not remove your personal files. Just go back one checkpoint at a time until your puter is working good again.\nThen you can try reinstalling IE7 if you want.  Good Luck, \nE
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Go to START >CONTROL PANEL, click ADD/REMOVE PROGRAMS, find and click on INTERNET EXPLORER 7, click>REMOVE.\nThis weill revert your system back to IE-6.0
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There is a thing that all Windows XP computers have called system restore. Click on Help and Support in the start menu and it will be there. When you are in system restore, select a date before the one when your friend installed IE7. That should fix it. If it doesn't you've got quite a bit of internal problems.
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Did you look in control panel then add/remove programs? Find IE7 on the list then uninstall. Restart computer and the old one should be back.
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I uninstalled IE7 and went back to IE6. Fixed the problem for me.
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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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Go to control panel, Add-remove and uninstall IE7. IE6 will come back automatically.
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I take it you just upgraded to IE 7..\nWhen I did, I get an error like yours..\nI use Verizon DSL and Verizon installed the Motive Assistance, Which crashed after upgrading to IE 7.\nI guess we have to wait for an upgrade that supports IE7..\nIn the mean time, You can disable it by doing this..\n1) Goto Start, Run, And Type in MSCONFIG.\n2) Click the Startup tab on top\n3) Uncheck MotiveSB, and click OK\nRestart your computer.. You'll get a message saying your start info has changed.. Check the box to remember and click allow.