everytime my Windows updates I then have problems with IE explorer freezing or stops working and I get error messages saying it is looking for the problem and it either will load again or I have to restart and lose eveything. This happens so much that I almost want to quit using my computer. What I have done is after the updates I have to go to IE and reset it to factory settings so I can work, but doesn't that really void out the whole update? what else an I do?
IE freezes after updates
- Thread starter kharmon
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Airbot
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Have you tried using windows update from the Control Panel instead?
My Computer
System One
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- Manufacturer/Model
- Airbot 2.0
- CPU
- Core i7 920 (D0) @ 4Ghz, 26c idle- 65c full load on air
- Motherboard
- Asus P6X58D Premium -Sata 6Gb/s - USB 3.0
- Memory
- 12GB Corsair Dominator -CMD12GX3M6A1600C8
- Graphics Card(s)
- EVGA Nvidia GTX 480 -Fermi
- Sound Card
- ASUS Xonar D2X
- Monitor(s) Displays
- LG 24" Flatron W2453V-PF Full HD 1080p 2ms response time
- Screen Resolution
- 1920x1080@60hz
- Hard Drives
- 1 OCZ Vertex2 180GB SSD
1 TB Samsung Spinpoint F1 7200RPM 32MB cache
2 500GB WD Caviar Blacks 7200RPM 32MB cache (WD5001AALS)
Pioneer DVD Burner DVR-S18M
- PSU
- Corsair HX1000W
- Case
- Cooler Master HAF 932
- Cooling
- Case Fans -3 230mm, 1 140mm/CPU - Tuniq Tower 120 Extreme
- Keyboard
- Logitech Wireless MK700
- Mouse
- Logitech Wireless MK700
- Internet Speed
- 100 MBPS DL 30.17Mbps UL 0.98Mbps
- Other Info
- Windows 7
Processor-7.7 RAM- 7.9 Graphics-7.9 Gaming Graphics- 7.9 HDD- 7.8
W.E.I final score= 7.7
Windows Vista=5.9
actually, no I haven't. I will try this afternoon and see what happens.
Thanks for responding.
kharmon
Thanks for responding.
kharmon
My Computer
runningman50
New Member
I was having all kinds of problems with my brand new Dell Studio Mini-tower. I think Vista is causing a lot of trouble. With all the security the program has, I think it causes the computer to crash a lot if you don't turn off the virus control when installing some programs. I was experiencing freeze ups using Explorer 7, that would lock up my whole computer and the only way to fix it was to shut it down manually. So if you're using that version, you might want to try this.
After wasting days looking for solutions online, trying repairs, scans, etc., I found out that the MAIN CULPRIT that was causing IE7 to lock up, was running IE7 in the "enabled protection" mode. As soon as I shut that off, none of the websites that were previously freezing up, froze anymore, and VOILA... No more lockups, so far!
I don't really think that should need to be on if you've got all the other security running, which should cover viruses, spyware, etc. I'm using Panda right now, by the way. Explorer 6 doesn't have that box and I've NEVER had an attack or virus on my other computer I've been using for 5 years!
Either double click on the area near the bottom of your screen that says "enabled protection on" or go into the Tools/Internet Options, uncheck the "enabled protection" box under the security level, and see what happens. Good luck!
After wasting days looking for solutions online, trying repairs, scans, etc., I found out that the MAIN CULPRIT that was causing IE7 to lock up, was running IE7 in the "enabled protection" mode. As soon as I shut that off, none of the websites that were previously freezing up, froze anymore, and VOILA... No more lockups, so far!
I don't really think that should need to be on if you've got all the other security running, which should cover viruses, spyware, etc. I'm using Panda right now, by the way. Explorer 6 doesn't have that box and I've NEVER had an attack or virus on my other computer I've been using for 5 years!
Either double click on the area near the bottom of your screen that says "enabled protection on" or go into the Tools/Internet Options, uncheck the "enabled protection" box under the security level, and see what happens. Good luck!