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AutoSuggest Drop-Down: iexplore.exe - Application Error


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Whenever I close down IE, I got a dialog named as Subject "iexplore.exe - Application Error"

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The exception Privileged instruction.

(0x0000096) occurred in the application at location 0x0332b2b0.

Click on OK to terminate the program

Click on CANCEL to debug the program

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What's wrong with my IE7 please? It's really annoying!!! For serveral months already. Can anybody help please?

Cheers

JIA Pei

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Error 0x0000096 appears to refer to a failure of contacting Windows update.

Is your Windows installation fully up to date?

You may want to check this by running the update service manually.

There is some information here about the error.

It seems that, from reading the Googled references, this is not an easy problem to overcome.

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Welcome to the Windows Forum!

You write that you have this "for serveral months already". Do you have the final version of IE7 installed?

What I would try first is to uninstall IE7, reboot, and reinstall from the full download at http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details...30-081805b2f90b

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:(

Thank you for your prompt reply first.

I followed what you suggested, downloaded the newest IE7, and uninstall by checking "Show Updates" in Control Panel->Add/Remove Programs. After that, reboot, and reinstall the new IE7.

Still the same, every time when I turn off IE, I got

"AutoSuggest Drop-Down: iexplore.exe - Application Error".

What's wrong?? I really hate IE now...

Yes, I've got to admit that I've been using Firefox and Opera for quite long...

Still got no clue about how to slove the problem...

Any other suggestions that I should try??

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It looks like a memory access problem to me and since its when the program shutdown its probably how the program frees the memory. This is usually only fixable by an install but since that didn't work maybe its a system file or an addon doing this. Try these two...

1) Go to Start, run, type sfc /scannow.

2) Try disabling add-ons in your IE7 tools menu. Tools, Manage Addons, Enable or Disable Addons. Once the dialog box opens I would systematically go through and disable about 1/4 of them, then shut down IE7 and see if it still happens, then do the next 1/4. Also make sure you click the "show" drop down box and look at the addons that don't require permissions to run.

Hope something there helps.

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hey, cozofdeath

you correct. I don't have a WindowsXP SP2 CD because univ. controlled those staffs uniformly. So, I resort to the 2nd suggestion...

After disable All the Yahoo Add-ons, IE7 works fine now.

happy ...

Now, go to consult Ubuntu 6.10 X wacom problem...

Best Regards

JIA Pei

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