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IE restarts periodically

Discussion in 'Internet Explorer & Microsoft Edge' started by Buff, 2008/07/20.

  1. 2008/07/20
    Buff

    Buff Inactive Thread Starter

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    On Vista Home Premium using IE 7, IE gives a message that it is closing and restarting which it does. This is really annoying. Is there any way to
    avoid this ?
    I have 1 G memory and about 2.9 or 3.0 processor.

    Also, I remember that on XP home the remote desktop was a 30 day demo.
    Is the remote desktop on Vista Home Premium a demo also ?

    Thanks for any help
     
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    broni

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    On a side note...another 1GB of RAM would be nice.
     
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    Buff

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    Thanks. I have uninstalled Flash activex and will see. (i'll have to reload it i'm sure to use some of the things I use but hopefully it will fix the problem).

    Thanks about the other thing too - sorry about wrong forum.
     
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    Buff

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    Pete, I just now did that and we will see. (used remove in control panel before).
    Could it be a problem with IE 7 ? In other words is there a way to install IE6 in vista (if that will help).
     
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    No - IE7 is the base browser, IE6 would not be compatible.
     
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