IE 7 keep crashing

jblim1980 said:
still thesame im disconnected
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You might try using Firefox just as a test to see if it happens in it as well.

Is IE7 left idle when this happens, or does it happen right in the middle of you using it?
 

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Brink said:
You might try using Firefox just as a test to see if it happens in it as well.

Is IE7 left idle when this happens, or does it happen right in the middle of you using it?
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Might try this.......I have a similar issue with SysFader. When I try and use the start menu to access a program or document, the system will hang. Ctrl-Alt-Delete will eventually bring up task manager which will show SysFader as a process. Killing it unfreezes the system, killing explorer, but the hang will reoccur over and over when doing the same task. I "solved" the problem by turning off SysFader. SysFader is what fades menus and diaglog boxes in and out. You can turn it off by using the System Control Panel. Go to the advanced tab, select performance settings, uncheck all boxes that say either "Fade" or "Slide open". That'll do it.

Hopefully Microsoft will create a fix for this.


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Re: IE 7 keep crashing

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jblim1980​


still thesame im disconnected



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You might try using Firefox just as a test to see if it happens in it as well.

Is IE7 left idle when this happens, or does it happen right in the middle of you using it?


-yes when im middle and sometimes im idle.
 

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