help! help! IE6 problem

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I am not au fait with computers just yet which is why i am scratching my head
at this one.....
I have been on cable broadband for about 3 weeks. Up until about a week ago
i was able to go into the yahoo chat room without worry, now after about 5
mins i get a message 'Internet explorer has encountered a problem and needs
to close down' it doesnt give a chance to send an error message. After
looking in the application event log i saw that it has an error ID 1000 and
symbolic name ER_USERCRASH i have no idea what this means but the same thing
happens with the msn browser as well.
normal web activity is not affected....please help and in simple terms
 
hendrix16405 said:
I am not au fait with computers just yet which is why i am scratching my
head
at this one.....
I have been on cable broadband for about 3 weeks. Up until about a week
ago
i was able to go into the yahoo chat room without worry, now after about
5
mins i get a message 'Internet explorer has encountered a problem and
needs
to close down' it doesnt give a chance to send an error message. After
looking in the application event log i saw that it has an error ID 1000
and
symbolic name ER_USERCRASH i have no idea what this means but the same
thing
happens with the msn browser as well.
normal web activity is not affected....please help and in simple terms
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Some Ideas here: http://tinyurl.com/8qrxb

Good Luck x@y.
 
We need more information to be able to make anything more than a guess.
Please review the URL below and then provide more information about the
crash.
http://inetexplorer.mvps.org/archive/answers_8.htm#ert

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