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Fatal error internet explorer

Discussion in 'Internet Explorer & Microsoft Edge' started by z4u, 2005/07/20.

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  1. 2005/07/20
    z4u

    z4u Inactive Thread Starter

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    When browsing in internet explorer I frequently get the
    error message
    "a fatal exception OE has occurred at 0028:c0006E95 in
    VXD VMM(01) + 00005E95. The current application will be
    terminated. "

    The screen then freezes and the only solution is a reboot.
     
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  2. 2005/07/21
    PeteC

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  4. 2005/07/21
    z4u

    z4u Inactive Thread Starter

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    yeah petc i just copied that word my problem is exactly same but i don't use modem i m on network card and then using nvidia graphic card
    so how can resolve this isssue i have look around on google but still not solved
     
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  5. 2005/07/21
    PeteC

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    Which Operating System?
     
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  6. 2005/07/21
    z4u

    z4u Inactive Thread Starter

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    using windows 98se
    for temporary i m using firefox so for it's not giving problem but i perfer to use exploere bit fast.
    thanx
     
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  7. 2005/07/22
    PeteC

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    With Win 98 it is very easy to try a repair of IE ....

    Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs > MS Internet Explorer > Change/Remove - and select the Repair option in the dialogue box which appears.

    You could also try an uninstall/reboot/ reinstall/update of your video card drivers.
     
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