DEP Issues

[Muddy41]

I have a Toshiba laptop, which I know has nothing to do problem just thought I say what I have.

Every time I go deeper into web pages or click on additonal links within a web the DEP shuts down Internet Explorer and will not take me into where I want to go,

It does this on any all sites. Ones that I fully trust to ones that maybe could be a issue but I know are not.

Can someone help with this issue or tell me how to disable DEP all together so I can do the stuff I need to!!!

HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Muddy41]

Please I need help. I cannot even click on PM to ask someone a question on any webite forum that I am a member of!!!!!!

 

[richc46]

Not sure is you can disable with 64, bit. If you want to try:

http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/120778-dep-enable-disable.html

 

[Muddy41]

rich, I did just as you said but now I do not get the DEP message popping up when IE crashes all I get is a message from IE that says

Internet Explorer has stopped working
A problem caused the program to stop working correctly. Windows will close the program abd notify you if a solution is available.

Ughhhh This is killing me!! Do you by chance have any more ideas that I can try to keep IE from crashing. When it does crash I still have the IE running it just stop preforming that specific task.

Thanks for any additional help I can get.

Mike

 

[richc46]

Use system restore and go back to where you were, if that is preferable.

I hope you read by my signature to always start with system restore.

 

[richc46]

Would you be interested in trying another browser such as Firefox? It may solve all the problems.

 

[Muddy41]

Would that fix my issues with IE. Why is this hapening. I have no issues with my desktop at all.

 

[richc46]

http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/120778-dep-enable-disable.html

I have two other solutions which MAY fix IE. The first is easy, type in search, turn windows features on and off. Then click on it. You will be taken to a screen that show IE checked, uncheck it. Then turn off computer, boot up and check the box again. See if it works this time. Before trying anything make a system restore point, to be safe.

If that does now work, you can download a new broswer such as Firefox or Chrome.

Will this work, I do not know. But if you make a system restore point, you can easily return to where you are now and we could thinkg again.

I do have other solutions, but lets try the easy ones first.

Wishing you luck

 

[Muddy41]

Thanks rich will give it a try. I do appreciate the help. I am not computer savay at all as you have probably found out already.

Thanks
Mike