Windows XP Registry Cleaner/Fixer

Yeah, i is just been using IE at home. :eek:

I clicked chris' link and....

AppName: iexplore.exe AppVer: 6.0.2800.1106 ModName: mshtml.dll
ModVer: 6.0.2800.1528 Offset: 001ac6f0

Sorry Ian. :(
 
not ok

Still having problems with IE6 closing down with mshtml.dll problem

Have been on the Microsoft site and got all the latest patchs & fixes all installed, When using Opera as my browser all is fine and to cap it all i've just found i have even run out of beer:(
 
feckit said:
to cap it all i've just found i have even run out of beer:(
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:eek:
School boy error!
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Cheers Rush

Rush said:
A link :thumb:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;899812
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Rush, thanks for the link if the problem carries on i now knowthe exact Microsoft number to call for help, if the company that built my fine pc can't help and i'm waiting for a reply (may take a few days) and with their software support line costing £1 per minute, you guess MS will get a call first;)
Ps. Rush you not named after that great band of the same name?
 
Seems you sorted it Ian, has not done it here yet. :thumb:
 
Ian Cunningham said:
How about that link now?
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Just downloaded another fix from MS, will let you know if it happens again, this time you may get to hear the scream in Manchester!
Started this thread @ 12:57 & @ 19:11 57 post's have been posted
 
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4 leaf clover

No probs here, but i do have my lucky 4 leaf clover, rabbits foot & plank of wood near by just in case:D
 
Anyone had any more probs? If not, I will go through the forum sigs and check each one individually for errors (as they are disabled at the moment). :)
 
Problem found! It was Murdoch's sig (not you're fault don't worry).

There were too many incorrect font settings that arrose from lots of sig changes - vBulletin hides tags as part of the security, so they can't be removed. Loads had built up and caused this, so I've had to remove the sig - you can re-add it again and it will be fine :)

Let me know if this fixes everything guys - I will submit this bug to MS as I think its something worth looking at... basic HTML code shouldn't crash a browser :)
 
Nice one Ian, Well done. :)

Think i'll stick to firefox all the same, when i'm not at work anyway.....:cool:
 
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