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I am running Windows XP Home and in the last week I cannot use IE. When IE
opens it starts draining all memory from the system until the system and
virtual memory are full. I have opened the task manager prior to opening IE
and the incline on the graph is pretty steep, that is, until the system stops
responding.
It happens every time I open IE and is easy to duplicate. I have removed the
only program that had an update in the relevant time period, but it hasn't
helped. (Full Tilt Poker updated their program recently, but it works fine
after the update on my Win2K machine.)
This is specific to IE. I was using IE 6.0 and was able to port over a
version of IE 7.0 beta. The problem still exists. I also ported over Firefox,
but I do not have the same problem with different browsers.
If it's relevant, I've tried looking in the event logs, but I don't see
anything that seems to be relevant, but I'm not an expert. Nothing shows up
under the Internet Explorer logs.
I have run a full virus scan with updated definitions, Spy-bot, etc. I have
cleared the history, IE stored pages, etc.
I practice safe computing, but apparently I missed something along the way.
Any ideas?
opens it starts draining all memory from the system until the system and
virtual memory are full. I have opened the task manager prior to opening IE
and the incline on the graph is pretty steep, that is, until the system stops
responding.
It happens every time I open IE and is easy to duplicate. I have removed the
only program that had an update in the relevant time period, but it hasn't
helped. (Full Tilt Poker updated their program recently, but it works fine
after the update on my Win2K machine.)
This is specific to IE. I was using IE 6.0 and was able to port over a
version of IE 7.0 beta. The problem still exists. I also ported over Firefox,
but I do not have the same problem with different browsers.
If it's relevant, I've tried looking in the event logs, but I don't see
anything that seems to be relevant, but I'm not an expert. Nothing shows up
under the Internet Explorer logs.
I have run a full virus scan with updated definitions, Spy-bot, etc. I have
cleared the history, IE stored pages, etc.
I practice safe computing, but apparently I missed something along the way.
Any ideas?