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Comment from Rahul Solanki on 2009-11-12

2009-11-12T13:08:21Z

i suffer from the same problem.
Acrobat IEHelper: iexplore.exe - Application Error saying:

The instruction at "0x7c9105f8" referenced memory at "0x01440010". The memory could not be "read". Click on OK to terminate the program.

i removed acroboat and then it just started to do
iexplore.exe - Application Error saying:

The instruction at "0x7c9105f8" referenced memory at "0x01440010". The memory could not be "read". Click on OK to terminate the program.

any fix for this problem?

amd64 - 3000+
1gig ram
9600xt

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Comment from Sri Aiyar on 2009-04-30

2009-05-01T00:12:46Z

I switched to using Google Chrome for a few months now. It is quicker and has never crashed. If a web page misbehaves, you can close only that tab and the others keep going. This is one way of getting rid of IExplore errors once and for all.

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Comment from Jim Long on 2009-04-15

2009-04-16T03:55:54Z

I was getting the above error message after I installed IE 8. After trying many things I uninstalled IE 8 and reinstalled IE 7 and the error message stopped.

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Comment from Dave Hirschman on 2009-03-26

2009-03-26T22:24:24Z

I was getting "The Application has requested the Runtime to terminate in an unusual way" error in IE today also. It turned out to be Google Tool Bar. Here's how I fixed it:

Click Start/Programs/Accessories/System Tools/Internet Explorer (No Add-Ons). If IE starts and works OK, that means an add-on is causing the problem.

Now that you can use IE, click Tools/Internet Options/Programs/Manage add-ons. Here you can disable add-ons individually to find out which one is causing the problem. If you are running Google Tool Bar, I would start with disabling everything that says Google on it. There will be about four entries. Click on each one and click the "Disable" radio button. Click OK when finished.

Now start up IE again in the regular way. If the problem is gone, then Google Toolbar was the culprit. Sometimes I have found that I could uninstall it and re-install to fix the problem (my favorites etc. were still there).

If IE still does not work, then it's another add-on. I would disable about half of the add-ons and test again. Keep disabling half of the remaining enabled add-ons until it works. Then the problem is in the batch you just disabled. So you can gradually narrow it down until you find the specific one that is bad.

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Comment from Judye on 2009-03-16

2009-03-16T18:24:33Z

I get the following error message from iExplore when I try to exit Internet Explorer:

The instruction at "0x04965678" referenced memory at "0x057005a0". The memory could not be "read".

Any suggestions on what this is and/or how I can get it to go away?

Yep. I wrote an entire article about that, above, which you just commented on. Please read that article.

- Leo
17-Mar-2009

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Comment from IE Errors on 2008-12-12

2008-12-12T13:39:03Z

i had many ie errors i fixd them with ms-errors great app for ie errors and registry problem.
i bought it 2 mounth ago and since that day i had no such errors.

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Comment from daniel waspon on 2008-11-17

2008-11-17T14:50:44Z

Many errors with internet explorer are caused by bad registry settings (it's just another application like any other on your computer). Try using a free windows registry cleaner such as CCleaner. If that doesn't work than go for the ones that'll set you back 20$ - RegistryCleaner.

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Comment from Nainesh H Jatania on 2008-09-22

2008-09-22T17:15:57Z

Actually i use a back office software TECHEXCEL. it is an ie based java software. now some has entered into my back office and played some game i.e. he has tried to do some sort of RND and now i want to know from which ip address he had logged in. i have checked the timings and i am geting the result that the error has occured at 6:48 pm. this data i have received from the server but can you help me to know more on it.

i mean he had logged in my server and tried to do some import. i want to know what actually he has done.

i hope the windows keeps a track record for the same somewhere within. please tell me where shall i get this details.

incase you need to talk kindly call me on [phone number removed] or you can send me your no. and ill call you back. myself Nainesh H Jatania. Director of the firm AMI STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS PVT. LTD.

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Comment from jessica on 2008-07-06

2008-07-07T05:01:07Z

i reinstalled win98se and i had went to microsoft to get updates,i had downloaded IE6.0 service pack1.Now i went to add/remove programs to repair IE and it starts to scan and an error comes up "VERSION 5.0.0.3715 OF FILE VBSCRIPT.DLL Exists but the version needs to be greater then 5.5.0.5207/ version 5.0.03715 of the SCRRUN.DLL exists but the version needs to be greater than 5.1.0.5010

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Comment from Brenda on 2008-05-08

2008-05-08T20:41:15Z

The IEXPLORER.exe error I keep repeatedly receiving is due to the Flash Player. I did all of the things in the article. I googled the error and it seems there are quite a lot of people with this problem now that the Flash 9 is out. I think it is an Adobe problem and not IE. Unable to locate any fix for this on Adobe's site. I downloaded a stand alone from http://fileforum.betanews.com/detail/964714156/ after removing flash using this link http://download.macromedia.com/pub/flashplayer/current/uninstall_flash_player.exe and I wasn't receiving the IE error anymore but new problem, websites can't detect flash plug-in so I clicked on link to Adobe and loaded flash from there again now I get the IEXPLORE.exe error again.

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Comment from CHANDRASHEKAR on 2008-02-07

2008-02-07T11:18:14Z

Regularly facing problem with all the users in my company throwing an error "iexplore.exe has generated some errors and windows will be closed automatically" .... issue is solved by re-installing the IE ( 6.0 - SP1 ), It was a repeated problem, please provide me a solution as it is effecting by work as well as the customer production time.

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Comment from lokendra on 2008-01-26

2008-01-26T16:35:05Z

the exeption known software exception(0x0eedfade)uccured in the application at location 0x7c812a5b iexplorer.exe application error

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Comment from Jesse Scott on 2007-08-05

2007-08-05T12:51:16Z

I fixed it, I downloaded mozilla firefox on my computer, and put the app. in my shared folder. went to the other one and pulled it off of it. installed firefox, then went in and it worked. so I searched for another app. for ie, foundone and downloaded it & installed it. rebooted, tried ie again, it worked, problem solved. hope this can help someone.

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Comment from Jojo Clown on 2007-08-05

2007-08-05T11:02:33Z

Here is what I just found.

I had this problem before on my old HP PC. When I got it replaced, I decided to reload the HP ProtectTools Security Manager so I could use the fingerprint detector on my NC6400 HP PC.

After loading my credentials and started IE that's when I started to get the error when I close IE.

Bingo!! I removed the application and things got back to normal. So, for me, it was this fingerprint sensor application from HP. If you have this, try to remove and see.

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Comment from Keith Barrett on 2007-05-04

2007-05-04T12:12:29Z

Older versions of Roboform cause iexplore application errors

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Comment from john on 2007-03-20

2007-03-21T03:47:10Z

go to internet options, advanced, uncheck 'allow 3rd party extensions'; also rt click in IE on empty spot to uncheck google or yahoo toolbar if is still showing. At this pt, you should not see any google or yahoo toolbar. Go to c drive in my computer and run file checker by rt clicking c drive, run this and make sure you have it checked to find and repair damaged sectors. Also run your anti-spyware software. The main cause of this iexplore.exe error' memory cannot be read' error is the google toolbar(or similar). I did all the steps I outlined in here today, and now I do Not get that error message at all, it also seems to free up your resources when you do this. Am using xp pro w serv pk 2 (512 ram) on an older P4 Dell laptop w IE6.0 Google toolbar is definitely the culprit but make sure you follow my steps-

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Comment from Edward on 2007-02-22

2007-02-23T03:11:10Z

Similar problem with "memory can not be read" happened to me twice, both time on different models of Sony Vaio following the troubled installation of MS WORKS bundle. Easy solutions - disable third party extensions or switch to Firefox (partial solution - still require disabled third party ... in the Internet options (IE window is used sometime by sites like Intuit). Unfortunately what came with IE problem is the following: even if with cookies allowed some of the application (vendors) can't open the interface window anylonger (for whatever reason they believe that cookies are disabled). ANy help, comment will be appreciated.

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Comment from KIRAN TJ on 2006-12-27

2006-12-27T13:09:07Z

FIXING - IP address 0.0.0.0

First of all, disable and re-enable the connection. When you change the IP address from automatic to a fixed IP address while the adapter is not connected, you always get a 0.0.0.0 address at first when the adapter reconnects. If this doesn't solve the problem, read on.
Symptoms:

You cannot obtain an IP address from the DHCP server. The IP address is 0.0.0.0.
The DHCP service is not running, although it is set to Start Automatic.
When you try to start the DHCP service, you get the error message: Could not start the DHCP Client Service on Local Computer. Error 1075: The dependency service does not exist or has been marked for deletion.
This problem can occur after uninstalling Norton AntiVirus, which sets the DHCP service as depending on itself. It can also occur when the computer name of the client computer is too long. Make sure that all computer names in your network are no longer than 15 characters.

First set a restore point, so you can undo your changes, should anything go wrong (Programs, Accessories, System programs, System restore).

After setting the restore point, to remove this dependency, do this:

Click: Start

Click: Run...

Type: regedit

Click: OK

Navigate to the following keys in the registry:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\DHCP
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\NetBT

For each of these, on the right side, double-click: DependOnService

Delete any lines containing either SYMTDI or NISDRV.

Click: OK

Close the Registry Editor.

Reboot.

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Comment from dum de dum on 2006-12-26

2006-12-26T15:37:03Z

Two Words. USE FIREFOX!

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Comment from Tammie on 2006-08-08

2006-08-08T18:27:35Z

Leo,
I have read the info and my problem seems more involved. Maybe not even an IE problem.
I am getting the same Error Message as others. I have for about a week, but I do not click on IE to get it. I could be searching for a file in one of my folders and and the message will pop up, I click ok and the message goes away w/o shutting down...as I said my message is very simular to what others have reported for example.. Explorer .exe error- The instruction at "0x77f83147" referenced memory at "0x00000014".The memory could not be "Read". Click on to OK to terminate the program. some times it will say "written" and the numbers are different. So fast forward to this week... I have run Spy Bot once and Ad aware twice in the last 2 days. I ran Sophos this AM.. and this afternoon, did a soft boot due to more frequent error messages, with no luck. So I did a hard boot.. now when I click on the ok and the window pops up again and again and will not go away. I now can not get past the error window.. my desktop will not load and thus I can not get into my computer..any ideas? Yippppeess!

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Comment from David on 2006-04-20

2006-04-20T16:40:00Z

For me the answer was to un-install TeaTimer/Spybot. The error stopped. I have not tried to re-install it yet, maybe I won't even try. I do have Microsoft.net installed for some reason, perhaps there is a conflict between the two, could explain why Google Toolbar also produces this error. There may be other brower add-ons that will conflict.
David

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Comment from Julio on 2006-04-03

2006-04-03T22:24:11Z

If you've got the Acrobat IE helper IE Explorer.exe- application error every time you close the browser, the solution is to download one or two PDF documents. The annoying error message will go away.

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Comment from vivek on 2006-03-22

2006-03-22T13:16:22Z

QUESTION:I keep getting a box entitled "iexplore.exe - Application Error"
The instruction at "0x01dc1e10" referenced memory at "0x0174ad58". The memory could not be "read." Click on OK to terminate the program. I appears constantly.

ANSWER:THIS IS DUE TO GOOGLE TOOLBAR FOR INTERNET EXPLORER.UNINSTALL GOOGLE TOOLBAR ,YOUR IE WILL WORK FINE.WITH NO ERRORS

THANKS
VIVEK

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Comment from Mark on 2006-02-04

2006-02-05T04:04:14Z

I had the same errors but would get them with McAfee Virus Scan, Filemaker Pro and some other programs. I fixed the problem by installing the latest update to Microsofts .dot net version 1 and updating the drivers to the video card. I can't tell which update fixed the error, doesn't matter to me. I'd probably update the .net first. WinXP, Matrox APVe video cards.

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Comment from Paul on 2006-02-03

2006-02-04T02:24:53Z

I have had this problem with multiple Iexplore running in background. I tried everthiong from virus to spyware, no help. Running Hijackthis and process of elimination I found it to be the YAHOO TOOLBAR. I deleted it through Hijack 03 yahoo toolbar and presto it's gone. So I deleted from my system and downloaded yahoo new toolbar 6.2 and PRESTO Iexplore came back. Hope this helps====Paul

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Comment from Leo on 2006-01-16

2006-01-17T01:52:56Z

Step one is to run an up-to-date anti-virus scan. Have you done so?

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Comment from Josh on 2006-01-15

2006-01-16T00:09:24Z

When i was on msn, I had a link which asked if the web address was me. I clicked on it and it sent me a virus. Now I can't access my hotmail account, enable window's firewall, updates or access any virus websites, or updates. As well, I can't log into msn either, or the internet-baised msn. I looked for the root file but found nothing. Hopefully you can help.

Thanks,

Josh

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Comment from Leo on 2006-01-11

2006-01-12T05:03:13Z

That sounds more like spyware. Get and run an up-to-date spyware scann (and anti-virus, while you're at it).

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Comment from CJ on 2006-01-11

2006-01-12T05:00:28Z

IEXPLORE.EXE is generationg a message that says 'Windows cannot access the specified device, path, or file. You may not have the appropiate permission to access the item'. Should I remove IEXPLORE.EXE? It comes up constantly, please tell me what to do. Thank you so much for you help, in advance.

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Comment from Gene on 2005-12-23

2005-12-23T13:18:00Z

I forgot to mention, in the above comment, that i was only getting this error, when sending email from yahoo. Try to see what program you are using, when receiving this error, and it will likely be a problem within that particular program, and not explorer, even though the error says it is a iexplore.exe error.
Hope this helps someone out there.

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Comment from Gene on 2005-12-23

2005-12-23T12:50:43Z

I was getting the application error also, ( memory could not be read ) it was actually a yahoo problem and not IE at all. For those of you that are getting this error, and are using yahoo mail, with the photo mail option, uninstall the yahoo photo quick select tool, in add/remove programs. This photo tool, is a beta tool, and it appears to still have some bugs in it, that yahoo has not addressed yet. IMAGINE THAT, YAHOO NOT FIXING A PROBLEM THAT THEY CREATED !

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Comment from Kathy on 2005-10-07

2005-10-07T07:27:43Z

Another "home run," Leo. I had an error everytime I closed IE and sometimes while surfing the net. Went into IE>Tools>Manage Addons and started disabling things until I isolated the problem, AOL toolbar. Now everything works like a charm and no more annoying IE must close errors. Thanks so much, Leo!

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Comment from Leo on 2005-09-15

2005-09-15T23:39:34Z

Scott: can you uninstall Yahoo's spyware using control panel add/remove programs?

Otherwise, in IE, you may be able to go to Tools->Manage Add-ons and locate and disable the BHO.

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Comment from nicco on 2005-09-04

2005-09-05T01:13:11Z

i had this problem on a new laptop. it was after installing solid pdf converter (an older version i might paint out), which incorporates or imbeds itself into IE. so this BHO was causing the error whenever IE was closed. (how annoying!)..

after I deleted an entry related to soldPDFcoverter using hijackthis, i noticed that the error would delay after cloing IE, but persist.

so i read the remarks (article) by Leo and then searched a little more and found someone had that same problem as the good folks on this forum.

i just uninstalled the program (solidPDFconverter) and voila!.
well, it worked for me, hope it does the same for you.
i would create a resore point and start unstalling the smaller programs on by one, testing in between each one of course.

best of luck

nic©o

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Comment from ben on 2005-09-04

2005-09-04T22:09:14Z

There are so many programs that cause this problem it's unbelievable. Many times, it's caused by the way LSP (Layered Service Protocol) communicates with networking devices. Are you by any chance running Netlimiter or XFire?
If it's that, there is a free program called LSPFix that will fix it. It can be found here.
I would strongly recommend having a restore point available before running it though.

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Comment from Leo on 2005-07-25

2005-07-26T04:42:09Z

The system file checker on Windows XP should restore it: http://ask-leo.com/what_is_the_system_file_checker_and_how_do_i_run_it.html

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Comment from brian on 2005-07-25

2005-07-25T21:39:10Z

i have mistakenly deleted iexplore.exe.
how can i get it back?

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Comment from Leo on 2005-07-16

2005-07-16T20:13:48Z

It's normally in "c:\program files\internet explorer\iexplore.exe"

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Comment from Dan on 2005-07-15

2005-07-16T03:46:10Z

When i try to install World Of Warcraft it says windows cannot find iexplore.exe and it says to list location of iexplore.exe

what do i do?

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Comment from Altan Yildiz on 2005-07-12

2005-07-12T22:13:18Z

If you receive this error message only when you visit a particular site, it's possible that data in your browser cache is corrupt, so you should delete your temporary Internet files and try again. To delete these files in IE6, open the Tools menu, click Internet Options, and in the Temporary Internet Files area on the General tab, click the Delete Files button. When the Delete Files dialog box displays, select the Delete All Offline Content checkbox and click OK. Next, go back to the General tab, click the Clear History button, and then click Yes. Finally, under Temporary Internet Files on the General tab, click Settings, click View Objects, and delete all of the listed Objects. Click OK to exit the Settings dialog box, then click OK to exit the Internet Options dialog box. Note that this process will delete cookies saved on your computer, so you'll need to log on to any sites that previously granted you an automatic logon when you visited them.

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Comment from Gabor Loerincz-Veger on 2005-06-23

2005-06-23T15:42:19Z

Close all instances of Internet Explorer, click Start, point to Settings, and then click Control Panel.
2. Double-click Internet Options.
3. Click the Advanced tab.
4. Under Browsing, click to clear the Enable third-party browser extensions (requires restart) check box.
5. Restart Internet Explorer.

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Comment from CA-Joe on 2005-06-20

2005-06-20T22:44:18Z

To get rid of this error, you need to go into IE Add-ons Manager and disable the Adobe add-on. To get there, do Tools, Internet Options, Programs, Manage Add-ons. Wait for the list to build, select "AcroIEHlprObj Class" and disable it. If this does not work, and you have other PDF add-ons installed, re-enable the above and disable the others one at a time until the problem goes away. There appears to be a conflict with a recent (6/05) Microsoft Patch and Adobe like add-ons.

Joe

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Comment from toolbar on 2005-06-17

2005-06-18T05:13:18Z

i had iexplore.exe errors sometimes too when i'd close internet explorer. i think the problem may be an older version of the google toolbar. uninstall the toolbar and then download the newest version from google.

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Comment from Jake on 2005-06-15

2005-06-15T23:27:32Z

To correct problem with acrobat IEhelper problem and other plugin problems/conflicts on systems running XP with SP2,

Go to Intenet Explorer>Tools>Internet Options>Programs>Manage addons.

Disable all plugins. Close/Open Internet Explorer(IE)

Reenable a few plugins. Close/open IE

repeat till all the plugins you want to use are enabled.

No errors ....No conflicts

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Comment from Leo on 2005-06-08

2005-06-09T04:44:38Z

Try this article: http://ask-leo.com/how_do_i_stop_popups.html

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Comment from Rhonda on 2005-06-08

2005-06-08T21:03:37Z

I have pop-ups constantly. I have my pop-up blocker on through AOL, but they still pop-up like every 5 seconds. What can I do to keep this from happening. Also, I was wondering why my computer is running SO slow. I have dial up as my connection and know it takes longer than DSL, but its a fairly new computer and my old one ran faster with dial up than this one. Also I have less stuff installed on this one. If you could help me with these issues I would greatly appreciate it. Thank You.

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Comment from Leo on 2005-05-27

2005-05-28T02:20:58Z

"Error caused by Trojan-spy.HTML" makes me suspect a virus. Run an up-to-date virus and spyware scan and see if that helps.

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Comment from lhardy on 2005-05-25

2005-05-25T15:50:23Z

There is a message on my desktop that reads:
Fatal error in IE has occured at 0028:c0011e36 in VXD VMM (01)+00010E36
Error caused by Trojan-spy.HTML. Smitfraud.c

Then application errors come up when I try to go on to the internet. Please help.

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Comment from Altan Yildiz on 2005-05-21

2005-05-21T22:53:23Z

Here is a KB article from Microsoft for solve this:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/831432/en-us

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Comment from Leo on 2005-05-19

2005-05-20T02:23:25Z

Kingsley: The best advice I have is in the article you just commented on. Did all that not help?

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Comment from kingsley on 2005-05-19

2005-05-19T12:26:48Z

I'm currently having a problem lauching "internet explorer" throughthe icons on the desktop or through the program menu.
My PC works fine with other application but I always get an error message on my screen "iexplore.exe has generated error and windows. You need to restart this program". I try restarting by clicking the explorer button but same message comes all over again.
I need help as I guess my system has been affected by spyware and some of the "registry files" affected also.
Pls tell me how to troubleshoot this error cause am not happy for not using the internet again as am being restricted only to other programs.
I'll be waiting for an immediate response.
Thanks

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Comment from Frank R on 2005-05-04

2005-05-04T15:00:23Z

Acrobat IEHelper: iexplore.exe - Application Error

The instruction at "0x00e4a584" referenced memory at "0x00e4a584". The memory could not be "read".
Click on OK to terminate the program

Experiencing same problem while trying to deploy new systems. Have narrowed most IEHelper errors to a conflict with Acrobat Reader and Google Toolbar (happens with new gTB Beta 3 also).
Sorry if this post is redundant or unhelpful. I am currently trying to research this and have found many users having the same problem and no-one realizes it's the Google Toolbar (or a post Google Toolbar install issue).
Thanks,
Frank

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Comment from Leo on 2005-03-13

2005-03-13T17:07:32Z

Sounds like spyware. I'd get a good spyware scanner and scan right away.

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Comment from venu on 2005-03-13

2005-03-13T11:00:54Z

leo i have problem about internet explorer.when i typed an address,we r getting address + another one by name Iexplore in endtask.we will get hang when more windows got opened.wat to do leo?

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Comment from Leo on 2005-03-06

2005-03-06T16:37:40Z

"G": have you reinstalled adobe acrobat reader?

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Comment from G on 2005-03-06

2005-03-06T09:32:17Z

Dear Leo, I've tried all ur suggestions that you've given but i keep getting this error that says that acrobat iehelper application reference memory can't be read everytime when i close internet explorer. this has been driving me nuts!!! please help

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Comment from Leo on 2004-12-23

2004-12-23T16:25:17Z

Have you tried the steps outlined in the article? Including re-installing IE?

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Comment from cary on 2004-12-23

2004-12-23T16:00:35Z

i suffer from the same problem.
Acrobat IEHelper: iexplore.exe - Application Error saying:

The instruction at "0x7c9105f8" referenced memory at "0x01440010". The memory could not be "read". Click on OK to terminate the program.

i removed acroboat and then it just started to do
iexplore.exe - Application Error saying:

The instruction at "0x7c9105f8" referenced memory at "0x01440010". The memory could not be "read". Click on OK to terminate the program.

any fix for this problem?

amd64 - 3000+
1gig ram
9600xt

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Comment from Leo on 2004-10-29

2004-10-30T02:33:09Z

If WIndows XP, I'd start with the System File Checker: ask-leo.com/what_is_the_system_file_checker_and_how_do_i_run_it.html

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Comment from Brandon on 2004-10-29

2004-10-29T17:44:35Z

Ya.. everytime i turn my pc on. It loads correctly. Then I'll try too open up my computer or another other thing on my pc and I get a message saying: Explorer has caused and error in Helper100.dll Explorer will no close.
If you continue too experience proplems try restarting your computer..

Well I tryed restarting my pc.. but it keeps coming up. I can restore too a previous setting cause the message will pop up. I tryed searching the web for dll fix programs but none will work. And I really can't find much info about my problem anywheres. Do you have any ideas what is causing my problem and how i can fix it.

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Comment from Leo on 2004-10-21

2004-10-22T00:00:22Z

I would follow the steps outlined in the article, PLUS I'd reinstall Adobe Acrobat.

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Comment from darrell on 2004-10-20

2004-10-21T06:07:39Z

acrobat ie helper iexplore.exe application error 0x7c9105f8 it pops up often

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Comment from Leo on 2004-09-11

2004-09-11T16:19:09Z

TTS: Is java support enabled in your browser? http://ask-leo.com/how_do_i_javaenable_my_browser_.html

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Comment from Schylaar on 2004-09-11

2004-09-11T12:10:25Z

Hello Leo! :)

I am running Windows XP with the latest Windows Update of SP2. Mind you - I installed the SP2 update AFTER this problem starting occuring.

For the past few weeks IE keeps crashing when I click on links. I get that little error box and in the details section I get the following:

AppName: iexplore.exe AppVer: 6.0.2900.2180 ModName: kernel32.dll
ModVer: 5.1.2600.2180 Offset: 0001eb33

This mainly happens at Ebay, Hotmail and those kinds of sites which seem to use CSS (not sure if this is relevent).

Anyhow, it seems to get worse over time. For example it happened at first when I tried to sell on Ebay, and would crash when I'd click on the SELL button. Then it got worse and would crash when I clicked on any link on "MY EBAY" page. That sort of thing.

I ran the SFC. I turned off System Restore, gone into Safe Mode, run my virus scanner, Ad-Aware AND Spybot S&D. This seemed to fix the problem for about a day but then IE started crashing again and not always on the same pages as before. It still crashes Ebay (which is my main concern) but now it sometimes happens if I hit the BACK key. I went back and redid the process above (except for the SFC), but this time it's not any better.I just can't figure it out, it's so inconsistent!

I have searched GOOGLE for hours looking for ideas on what could be causing this. I have read about some ad-bot called CWS that seems to cause a similar problem but upon looking through my system I don't seem to have any of the relevent files to suggest infection.

If anyone at all could give me some help with this matter I would GREATLY appreciate it! I like to think of myself as a pretty computer savvy gal, but short of completely reinstalling XP I really don't know what to do about this. I think maybe it's a software conflict but can't be sure what the problem is.

And yes, I have installed a different browser but IE is what I'm used to and I'd like to get it fixed. :)

Thanks!

~* Schylaar aka Tracey *~

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Comment from Leo on 2004-09-07

2004-09-07T16:01:13Z

1) What were you doing at the time?
2) Did you follow the suggestions in the article?

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Comment from shivbapu on 2004-09-07

2004-09-07T15:04:00Z

Hi there,

Can you please help me with following error.

1) The instruction at "0x003a2ce8" referenced memory at "0x00b28e18". The memory chould not be "read".

2) Runtime error 216 at 00002CE8

Thanks for your time,

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Comment from Leo on 2004-08-28

2004-08-28T16:30:29Z

That's an interesting one. Not sure off the top of my head. I would try:
1) system file check: http://ask-leo.com/what_is_the_system_file_checker_and_how_do_i_run_it.html
2) a reinstall or repair of IE as outlined in the article above.

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Comment from Gordon Kaasa on 2004-08-27

2004-08-28T02:38:18Z

Recently, when I would double click on an URL, instead of getting to the internet as usual, I get a dialog box which reads "Windows cannot fine iexplore.exe. I can go around this by pasting the URL in the Address Block.

However, when I try to access web sites using titles that are highlighted, I am stymied with the same message. I now even get the message when I click on the "Web" icon in the Earthlink email -
this is new.

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Comment from Leo on 2004-06-02

2004-06-02T15:33:55Z

Have you tried any of the steps listed in the article? System File Checker would be my first approach.

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Comment from Leo on 2004-06-01

2004-06-02T05:22:41Z

That, more often than not, is a function of the site you're trying to see in those links. Do you have a pop-up blocker installed?

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Comment from dave white on 2004-06-01

2004-06-02T01:55:23Z

I cannot get the popup style links. When I click the icon to go there, an XP window pops up and the flag keeps flying, but the window never opens.

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