'IE HAS STOPPED WORKING' IN VISTA

I have just updated from XP to Vista, but IE7 won't launch. Instead I get the
above error message with the advice that "Windows will close the program and
notify you if a solution is available." I followed (unsuccessfully) the
suggestions in a subsequent troubleshooting feedback: (1) click Internet
Explorer (No Add-ons); (2) Reset IE settings to default. Any furhter
suggestions? --Roger

Hi,
The troublesome program may not show up as an add-on. Disable other
security, privacy, ad-blocking programs to see if one of them is causing the
problem. Any program that interacts with Internet Explorer could be causing
this. The connection with IE may not be obvious, such as Google Desktop.

A firewall will probably not be causing this problem, but turn on the
Windows Firewall from Control Panel> Windows Firewall before disabling a
third-party firewall or security suite.

You might try this test *very* briefly (no more than 15-20 seconds) because
you'll be running with security programs shutdown...
Startup in Safe Mode with Networking.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=315222 If the problem goes
away, a program that didn't load in Safe Mode is causing it. You will still
have to disable programs until the troublesome program is found.

Hope this helps,
Don
[MS MVP- IE]

"KUHN" <KUHN@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:4031628B-00C5-41DC-A720-1F9AFA486DB7@microsoft.com...
> I have just updated from XP to Vista, but IE7 won't launch. Instead I get
the
> above error message with the advice that "Windows will close the program
and
> notify you if a solution is available." I followed (unsuccessfully) the
> suggestions in a subsequent troubleshooting feedback: (1) click Internet
> Explorer (No Add-ons); (2) Reset IE settings to default. Any furhter
> suggestions? --Roger

Thanks, Don, but an MS chat from Madras solved the problem by suggesting that
I delete my OmniPage 15 program. When I did, voila: IE launched. I
communicated via MSN Premium, which did not allow her access to my machine.
So it was a good guess or the first on her list of errant programs. So now, I
guess I have to go to ScanSoft for a Vista update for OmniPage. I still can't
get rid of the Norton AntiVirus error message, so I guess I'll just delete
the program and re-dlownload the update that refuses to take hold. Thanks
again. --Roger Kuhn

"Don Varnau" wrote:

> Hi,
> The troublesome program may not show up as an add-on. Disable other
> security, privacy, ad-blocking programs to see if one of them is causing the
> problem. Any program that interacts with Internet Explorer could be causing
> this. The connection with IE may not be obvious, such as Google Desktop.
>
> A firewall will probably not be causing this problem, but turn on the
> Windows Firewall from Control Panel> Windows Firewall before disabling a
> third-party firewall or security suite.
>
> You might try this test *very* briefly (no more than 15-20 seconds) because
> you'll be running with security programs shutdown...
> Startup in Safe Mode with Networking.
> http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=315222 If the problem goes
> away, a program that didn't load in Safe Mode is causing it. You will still
> have to disable programs until the troublesome program is found.
>
> Hope this helps,
> Don
> [MS MVP- IE]
>
> "KUHN" <KUHN@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:4031628B-00C5-41DC-A720-1F9AFA486DB7@microsoft.com...
> > I have just updated from XP to Vista, but IE7 won't launch. Instead I get
> the
> > above error message with the advice that "Windows will close the program
> and
> > notify you if a solution is available." I followed (unsuccessfully) the
> > suggestions in a subsequent troubleshooting feedback: (1) click Internet
> > Explorer (No Add-ons); (2) Reset IE settings to default. Any furhter
> > suggestions? --Roger
>
>

Hi,
Glad you got it resolved. Thanks for the update.

Don

"KUHN" <KUHN@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:1AA079F1-64BF-459F-9D94-C51D65136674@microsoft.com...
> Thanks, Don, but an MS chat from Madras solved the problem by suggesting
that
> I delete my OmniPage 15 program. When I did, voila: IE launched. I
> communicated via MSN Premium, which did not allow her access to my
machine.
> So it was a good guess or the first on her list of errant programs. So
now, I
> guess I have to go to ScanSoft for a Vista update for OmniPage. I still
can't
> get rid of the Norton AntiVirus error message, so I guess I'll just delete
> the program and re-dlownload the update that refuses to take hold. Thanks
> again. --Roger Kuhn

> "Don Varnau" wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> > The troublesome program may not show up as an add-on. Disable other
> > security, privacy, ad-blocking programs to see if one of them is causing
the
> > problem. Any program that interacts with Internet Explorer could be
causing
> > this. The connection with IE may not be obvious, such as Google Desktop.
> >
> > A firewall will probably not be causing this problem, but turn on the
> > Windows Firewall from Control Panel> Windows Firewall before disabling a
> > third-party firewall or security suite.
> >
> > You might try this test *very* briefly (no more than 15-20 seconds)
because
> > you'll be running with security programs shutdown...
> > Startup in Safe Mode with Networking.
> > http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=315222 If the problem
goes
> > away, a program that didn't load in Safe Mode is causing it. You will
still
> > have to disable programs until the troublesome program is found.

> > "KUHN" <KUHN@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> > news:4031628B-00C5-41DC-A720-1F9AFA486DB7@microsoft.com...
> > > I have just updated from XP to Vista, but IE7 won't launch. Instead I
get
> > the
> > > above error message with the advice that "Windows will close the
program
> > and
> > > notify you if a solution is available." I followed (unsuccessfully)
the
> > > suggestions in a subsequent troubleshooting feedback: (1) click
Internet
> > > Explorer (No Add-ons); (2) Reset IE settings to default. Any furhter
> > > suggestions? --Roger

I had a similar problem with IE giving an error msg "This program has
stopped working"..... This happened almost from the beginning on a clean
machine build.

After looking around for a solution, i gave up and have been running
Mozilla firefox for 3 months now with no crashes.

Just another option.


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"javamahnn" <javamahnn.34an0l@no-mx.forums.vistaheads.com> wrote in message
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>
> I had a similar problem with IE giving an error msg "This program has
> stopped working"..... This happened almost from the beginning on a clean
> machine build.
>
> After looking around for a solution, i gave up and have been running
> Mozilla firefox for 3 months now with no crashes.
>
> Just another option.
>
>
> --
> javamahnn
> Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com
>