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IE doesn't run
A whil ago everything ran fine. Until it began to quit the instant I see something, and it gives me the classical windows choice of "end program, send error report, or debug."
Internet Explorer is something i use alot of, and it would be appreciated for you comments. |
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EGO MY LEGO
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what version of windows are you using?
clear all of your temp files and temporary internet files. try this: http://www.theeldergeek.com/repair_ie6.htm
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Cool! You know Kung Fu?
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Symantec-free zone. To stay malware free: AVG antivirus/antispyware, Malwarebytes anti malware, Commodo Pro free firewall, ccleaner, Windows updates. or.... just install Linux Too many computers in this house to list. They are all my builds, some AMD some Intel... |
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Sounds like you might have some kind of malware on that machine. Try running some scans, spybot search and destroy, adaware se, antivirus, etc.
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EDIT: Micorsoft Built-in firewall is not responding when I try to swtich it back on... I think you're right. |
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It seems that I've found something called Command.exe on spybot, and it says it `ouldn;t remove it because it was still running... so I restarted, and ran it again. It only managed to remove 1 of 3 registry keys...
Could Command.exe be affecting my computer? |
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You need to do some updated virus scans, command.exe is also associated with trojans. Try http://www.ewido.net/en/onlinescan/
I just ran across another post of yours. Is this the same computer that you were having trouble with IE 7?
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