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Mac Forum / Applications / Internet Explorer / June 2004IE 5.17 Crash bang boom
Hi - I read here that upping IE's memory to 40 mgs would stop the constant error 2 messages and freezing problem. Did that, but it's still crashing, sometimes on startup and sometimes mid-operation, and freezing. It's crashed four times in the last few hours. I have run Disk Doctor. Are there known extension conflicts? Or is there a patch or fix? Thanks - using Netscape right now and hating it.. :) Kathleen I'd trash the IE history and maybe any prefs files at this point. > Hi - I read here that upping IE's memory to 40 mgs would > stop the constant error 2 messages and freezing problem. [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Kathleen  SignatureIlliterate? Write for free help! (Remove "X" from address to reply) ARTIFICIAL intelligence? What we need is the real thing!!! I have been, up until now a Windows / PC only user. I just bought a new g4 Powerbook. I am using IE and have not had any problems for the last several weeks. Which leads me to believe that it is not an IE problem. Maybe it is a conflict with certain hardware or even software that you have previously installed. Something to check on... On 6/13/04 8:08 PM, in article XGaryG-ya02408000R1306042209510001@news.west.earthlink.net, "Gary Goldberg" <XGaryG@ix.netcom.com> wrote: > I'd trash the IE history and maybe any prefs files at this point. > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] >> >> Kathleen It could also be a corrupt font. Try removing all fonts from your system except for the OS standard set (Geneva, Helvetica, Times, etc), and try again. -Jon > I'd trash the IE history and maybe any prefs files at this point. > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] >> >> Kathleen |
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