IEXPLORE caused an invalid page fault in module KERNEL32.DL (you don't say!)

[Joker1]

I know we all see alot of this but has anyone firgured out a way to fix it or prevent it? (Without format/reinstalling)

[Joker1]

Oh yeah, and is there any way to just get rid of the error window permanently so it cant show up. IE still works fine except the window wont go away, it's doing it right now.

Anyway to tell windows to ignore the error like in the good old 3.1 days.

[Kenteth420]

The only one I know is that if McAfee virus scan is installed on the machine I remove it.I think mcafee version 5 something or other, other than that if you find anything out I'm getting sick of formatting machines with IE page faults in kernel32, so if you find something please post it.

[Joker1]

I do have McCrappy installed.
I'll give nuking it a shot.

But there's no way in hell im reformatting again. Not because of stupid IE.

Damn POS ms OS i've reinstall twice since this summer. (yes i scandisk, yes i shutdown properly, yes i uninstall properly, yes i have proper drivers for everything, etc ,etc ,etc i've wronged the damn thing in no way)

Sorry for the rant, 98SE pisses me off. Fortunately i'm not running ME.

[SubZero]

Try installing IE 5.5 and see if it clears up the problem.

[ocdt]

Remove any internet multimedia apps running, like the stupid realplayer startup thing in the systray, or mcaffee, or any downl;aod accelerators or things that use internet connections.

[Joker1]

im on cable so i dont use any accelerators and ive reinstalled ie numerous times

and i wouldnt touch real player with a 40' pole.

[format c:]

If you have that Goszilla download manager, I would remove it, It caused IE errors on me, Once I removed it I was OK
I just wish people could write software !!!!!!!!!!!!

[condor]

try this -

delete these keys:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Curre ntVersion\Internet Settings

[BurnFEST]

Upgrade to Win2k, its worth the money

[sigel]

if what condor said doesn't work, also deltree the Temporary Internet Files directory, the History directory, and the Cookies directory.

[Joker1]

I reinstalled IE 5.5 on top of the current install. I also got rid of Mcafee. And the problem seems to be solved. But i have had this problem before a while back and at that time i didnt have Mcafee at all and I tried reinstalling IE. So i guess we'll just have to wait and see.