Explorer crashes frequently - Anyone Else

[burtonjk]

Try disabling client-side negative DNS caching as well.

How to Disable Client-Side DNS Caching in Windows XP and Windows Server 2003

I've had this fix a lot of similar problems with laptops running on wireless networks installed in less than ideal conditions. (ie manufacturing plants)

 

[pulse]

I know what the problem is....

You updated your computer with IE 7. That things is a pile of .... garbage. I would say roll back the update from IE 7 back to IE 6 and when running the updates make sure you don't choose to update to IE 7. I think it classifies it as a "critical" update so it always there and you have to de-select it. The only thing "critical" about it is that it can cause you critical problems.

 

[burtonjk]

You may also want to try this. . .

Internet Explorer may intermittently quit when you close a window in an HTML application in Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1

 

[Ames]

Re: I know what the problem is....

You updated your computer with IE 7. That things is a pile of .... garbage. I would say roll back the update from IE 7 back to IE 6 and when running the updates make sure you don't choose to update to IE 7. I think it classifies it as a "critical" update so it always there and you have to de-select it. The only thing "critical" about it is that it can cause you critical problems.

I'd say exactly the opposite.

IE7 is fine. I'd check all the third party stuff. For now even uninstall Google or Yahoo toolbar. The dll that's giving you problems look like a wireless driver problem, not DNS.

 

[ISUFan22]

Buy a MAC. Run Firefox. Come on guys, the guy wants a fix, not an alternate route.

Look, the info about it needing to get fixed and Firefox not being an alternative didn't come out until later.

 

[tim_redd]

My IE always quits on my work computer, too. It is definitely irritating.

 

[CyinCo]

Faulting application iexplore.exe, version 7.0.6000.16574, faulting module ntdll.dll, version 5.1.2600.2180, fault address 0x0002ae22.

Crashed again. Still an event 1000 but different .dll file this time.

There was also an event 1001 with this one that says:

Fault bucket 591034710.

Very informative error codes.

 

[cytech]

I did some more searching and I found some things that say it may be related to a wireless network adapter, trying search for a new revision of the wireless adapter driver and installing that as well

 

[CyinCo]

I did some more searching and I found some things that say it may be related to a wireless network adapter, trying search for a new revision of the wireless adapter driver and installing that as well

OK. Will do.

 

[bos]

Look, the info about it needing to get fixed and Firefox not being an alternative didn't come out until later.

So, Im just trying to slow you foxers down a bit. You drive us company IT guys nuts because you put the message out and everyone out there and their mother tries to load it up and bring on the hysteria of IE being the devil. :smile:

 

[bos]

Re: I know what the problem is....

I'd say exactly the opposite.

IE7 is fine. I'd check all the third party stuff. For now even uninstall Google or Yahoo toolbar. The dll that's giving you problems look like a wireless driver problem, not DNS.

I would tend to agree with that assumption. Any IE issues I have come across tend to be from something else.

 

[ISUFan22]

So, Im just trying to slow you foxers down a bit. You drive us company IT guys nuts because you put the message out and everyone out there and their mother tries to load it up and bring on the hysteria of IE being the devil. :smile:

Pssst...

I'm an "IT guy".

I don't think IE is the devil...just simply that...

Firefox > IE

 

[Ames]

Pssst...

I'm an "IT guy".

I don't think IE is the devil...just simply that...

Firefox > IE

I'm a web developer so I spend all day in both. I think anymore they are pretty equal. I spend more time in FF because of the add-ins. I have to restart FF more because when you load up both IE and FF often enough you'll see FF gets crazy with the memory usage.

 

[bos]

Pssst...

I'm an "IT guy".

I don't think IE is the devil...just simply that...

Firefox > IE

Ease back bucko. This isnt personal. I was just giving the thread users some ribbing. Its all good.

 

[jbing]

 

[ISUFan22]

Very well...

 

[CyinCo]

Ease back bucko. This isnt personal. I was just giving the thread users some ribbing. Its all good.

IT guy fight! No poking in the LCD display and no kicking below the space bar. Everything else is legal. Lets get it on!

 

[isuno1fan]

EXACT same thing happens ot me around 3 times per day. Minor annoyance.

I also have a work laptop (Dell Latitude D600) on SP2 with all the recent updates. I am connected through a cable modem (mediacom) and a Linksys 4 port WIRED router.

Interesting thing is it just started about a month ago.

 

[CyinCo]

EXACT same thing happens ot me around 3 times per day. Minor annoyance.

I also have a work laptop (Dell Latitude D600) on SP2 with all the recent updates. I am connected through a cable modem (mediacom) and a Linksys 4 port WIRED router.

Interesting thing is it just started about a month ago.

I just got this PC about a month ago so that is all the history I have. I have a Dell Lattitude D830.

I agree. Minor annoyance.

 

[tim_redd]

Maybe there's a connection here. I'm on a Dell Latitude D630.