Sydney said:every time I launch the Internet explorer (Version 8 ), a window shows
"internet explorer has stop fuinctionning". I tried to uninstall and re
install without success.
How do you do that ?Run IE *without* any of the add-ons that you installed. That is, run IE
in its no-addons mode. Then see if the problem continues.
Sydney2 said:Le 29/09/2012 01:07, VanguardLH a écrit :
How do you do that ?
Since IE cannot be run you cann't do it from inside. Is there any other
program to launch ?
Idea: is avast Pro (antivirus) a problem ?
I have tried to prevent from launching Avast with msconfig, but it
launches itself anyhow.
Thanks. i opened IE w/o adds On . I manage to de activate adds on likeThere's a picture here, of a menu option to get to it. Otherwise,
you'd have to figure out the command line argument to stop it.
http://kb.supportco.com/online_help..._help/uploadfiles/Image/IE Safe-Modesmall.jpg
For example, using this info...
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee330728(v=VS.85).aspx
you could go to a command prompt window and try "iexplore -extoff"
if using IE7 or later.
Paul
Sydney2 said:Le 29/09/2012 15:14, Paul a écrit :
Thanks. i opened IE w/o adds On . I manage to de activate adds on like
Shockwave flash object, Adobe PDF link Helper, webRep .
Shockwave flash object (type active X), Adobe PDF link Helper, webRep
Now if I launch Ie with the remaining Adds on, it doesnot find any site.
Now if I launch Ie without Adds on and I type an address site, the
screen is unstable again.
I am puzzled .
Sydney2 said:i opened IE w/o adds On .
Now if I launch Ie without Adds on and I type an address site, the
screen is unstable again.
I am still with IE8 launched w/o Adds on.Now the screen is OK . I wonderIE9 has this setting, implying IE9 has GPU acceleration. But I don't
think IE8 has this. You would place a tick in the box at the top,
to stop using the GPU.
http://cdn4.digitaltrends.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/gpu_acceleration.jpg
I am out of other suggestions, why, from a hardware point of view, the
screen would be "unstable" when running IE8.
If you capture the screen, with a screen capture utility, does the
"instability" still appear in the captured image ? That would be
a check for a hardware issue of some sort. If a screen capture appears
normal, but the actual screen does not appear normal, then it could be
a hardware problem.
Paul
So does IE8 work with *all* add-ons disabled (by running IE8 in its
no-addons mode)? In its no add-ons mode, can you load IE8 okay? Can
you visit web sites okay?
You never told us what type of hardware you have. Is it a laptop? Is
it a netbook? Is it a desktop? If it's a desktop, are you using an LCD
or CRT monitor? Have you tried lowering the screen resolution and
reloading IE8 (in its no add-ons mode again) and then visit a web site?
Sydney2 said:IE8 works with Adds-On disabled. I can visit now (see answer to Paul )
the sites OK. the machine is a mini netbook Compaq w/o CD reader. I
am using the LCD screen attached to it. By the way IE8, normal
execution, doesn't allow navigation. Should I continue navigate W/o
adds-on ?
every time I launch the Internet explorer (Version 8 ), a window shows
"internet explorer has stop fuinctionning". I tried to uninstall and re
install without success.
any idea anybody ?
GT said:Use Google Chrome instead.