Solved Iexplore.exe assert problem

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sonjamorton

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I have vista home edition. When I'm on the internet I get this message Assert in LSP g_socket_data_lookup(s)==capture\isp\noisp\wsp-patches.ccp:1313 then it say abort retry. I need to get this fixed asap, I can't run my business. Please help:cry: P.S. I have a laptop 2yrs old toshiba 100gb hhd, wireless internet, vista home premium intel pentium dual core t2060 1024mb ddr2 sdram.
 
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Re: sonja

If you open up a CMD prompt and type this line...

netsh winsock show catalog >%temp%\sonjacat.txt

It'll produce a text file called sonjacat.txt, most likely in your C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\Temp folder.

If you can upload that file here (or paste its contents), someone might be able to help you.
 

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Re: sonja

Try this

1.Reset IE and check plugins ->Internet Explorer - Reset
2.Delete browsing history: Tools > Delete Browsing History > Delete All
3. Try reset winsock:

run cmd.exe with administrative previlliges and type

netsh winsock reset
+restart

It could be also caused by some malwares...

Thanks to Flavius for resolving this issue for another user, in another thread
 

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Starting over with this problem, I have vista and this time I did ran the vista recovery disk. It formated the whole thing. I am still getting the problem.
Iexplore.exe assert in LSP g_socket_data.lookup(s)==0 captuer\isp\noisp\wsp_patch.cpp 1313
then is say abort retry ignore, I hit ignore and it pops back up.
What is the CMD promt and how do you get there? I was told to type netsh winsock show catalog>%temp%\sonjacat.txt, I was also told to run netsh winsock reset + restart.
Please help me if you can:cry:
 

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sonjamorton said:
Iexplore.exe assert in LSP g_socket_data.lookup(s)==0 captuer\isp\noisp\wsp_patch.cpp 1313
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It appears to be a conflict with a IE7 add-on. It appears you have already asked this question in another thread, the fix is pretty much the same. What add-ons are you running? (i.e., toolbars, etc.,)
http://www.vistax64.com/network-internet/191880-iexplore-exe-assert-lsp.html

1. Open the Start Menu.

2. Click on All Programs, Accessories, System Tools, and Internet Explorer (No Add-ons).
NOTE: If you do not have this shortcut, then see: How to Restore the Internet Explorer No Add-ons Shortcut in Vista


3. If this IE with no add-ons runs without any problems, then you have a bad add-on.
A) Do STEP TWO and THREE below.
​
4. If this IE with no add-ons still runs with problems, then you do not have a add-on problem.
A) Try STEP TWO to see if resetting the IE back to it's default settings will help. If it helps, then just enable your add-ons again in STEP THREE.

B) If STEP TWO does not help, then check to turn DEP turned off for IE. For how, see: How to Enable or Disable DEP in Vista
​
http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/114310-internet-explorer-reset.html
Try reset winsock
Start>in search, type, cmd> right click Command Prompt, and click "run as administrator"> click "continue"> in "Administrator: Command Prompt" copy/paste the following, then hit enter, then restart:

netsh winsock reset

Have you scanned for malware/viruses? scan/clean with NOD32:http://www.eset.com/onlinescan/
or download free Avira Antivirus:http://www.free-av.com/en/index.html
 
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sonja

Ifound the cmd promt and I typednetsh winsock reset + restart, it was a bad command.
I typed netsh winsock show catalog7%temp%\sonjacat.txt, it was a bad command also. I still have the problem, iexplore.exe assert in lsp g_ socket_data.lookup(s)==captuer|isp\noisp\wsp_patch.cpp1313 :cry:
 

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sonja,

I have merged these threads.
 

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Re: sonja

sonjamorton said:
Ifound the cmd promt and I typednetsh winsock reset + restart, it was a bad command.
I typed netsh winsock show catalog7%temp%\sonjacat.txt, it was a bad command also. I still have the problem, iexplore.exe assert in lsp g_ socket_data.lookup(s)==captuer|isp\noisp\wsp_patch.cpp1313 :cry:
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Your error is related to a bad Add-on for IE7
What toolbars are you using? Google? what else? If you restored from an OEM disk image you probably have an awful amount of crapware on your system. remove any Google (and other toolbar/IE helper objects) from add/remove programs
 

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  • CPU
    T7600G Core2Duo 2.66 Ghz
    Motherboard
    Intel 945PM + ICH7 Chipset
    Memory
    4GB DDR2 PC2-5300 667MHz
    Graphics Card(s)
    Mobility Radeon x1900 256MB
    Sound Card
    Realtek HD
    Monitor(s) Displays
    WUXGA 17"
    Screen Resolution
    1920X1200
    Hard Drives
    640GB 7200RPM SATA/RAID 0 (2x320GB)
    and 320GB 7200RPM External
    Mouse
    Wireless Microsoft 3000
    Internet Speed
    10 mbps/2 mbps
    Other Info
    Optical Drive:
    Panasonic UJ-220 DL BD-RE (Blu-Ray)
I tried running without addons and now it won't play the live video at all, how do I get it back. When I go to the manage addons, the Shockwave is enabled, but it still won't play the video. How do I correct this now?

rive0108 said:
sonjamorton said:
Iexplore.exe assert in LSP g_socket_data.lookup(s)==0 captuer\isp\noisp\wsp_patch.cpp 1313
Click to expand...
It appears to be a conflict with a IE7 add-on. It appears you have already asked this question in another thread, the fix is pretty much the same. What add-ons are you running? (i.e., toolbars, etc.,)
http://www.vistax64.com/network-internet/191880-iexplore-exe-assert-lsp.html

1. Open the Start Menu.

2. Click on All Programs, Accessories, System Tools, and Internet Explorer (No Add-ons).
NOTE: If you do not have this shortcut, then see: How to Restore the Internet Explorer No Add-ons Shortcut in Vista


3. If this IE with no add-ons runs without any problems, then you have a bad add-on.
A) Do STEP TWO and THREE below.
​
4. If this IE with no add-ons still runs with problems, then you do not have a add-on problem.
A) Try STEP TWO to see if resetting the IE back to it's default settings will help. If it helps, then just enable your add-ons again in STEP THREE.

B) If STEP TWO does not help, then check to turn DEP turned off for IE. For how, see: How to Enable or Disable DEP in Vista
​
http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/114310-internet-explorer-reset.html
Try reset winsock
Start>in search, type, cmd> right click Command Prompt, and click "run as administrator"> click "continue"> in "Administrator: Command Prompt" copy/paste the following, then hit enter, then restart:

netsh winsock reset

Have you scanned for malware/viruses? scan/clean with NOD32:http://www.eset.com/onlinescan/
or download free Avira Antivirus:http://www.free-av.com/en/index.html
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