Internet Exploring Crashing! Help!

Cigarjohn

Cigarjohn

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Has anyone experienced this error: "A problem with this webpage caused Internet Explorer to close and reopen the tab."

Every time I load up or website and try to post in our forums, I keep getting this message and my posts get deleted. It happens frequently like every 30 seconds or so. Very annoying. I have to jump into our forums, browse around real fast before the error message pops up and crashes my IE, then I go in my word processor, compose what I want to say like this message, log on and post a reply within 10 seconds or all will be lost again.

Any solutions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. :(
 
this issue has been posted in the recent past. It is an issue caused by the sites flash adverts.... update your flash player. try using the forums search function to dig up that old thread... I believe it was originally posted by Bones ..

try using Google Chrome until you fix the IE issue you are having.

here is the old post link: http://www.edge-gamers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=236737
 
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Just don't use IE. It's horrible. I'd say go for Google Chrome or Mozilla. And even then, I'd go for Google Chrome. It looks good, works brilliant. Unlike IE.
 
Cigarjohn said:
I have worst problems with Chrome and Firefox. :(
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if that's true, you may have an infected system.... I prefer Malwarebytes and Super anti-spyware, both are free... I'd also suggest downloading Ccleaner, www.piriform.com and run both portions of the program; cleaner and registry located on the left side bar of the program once open. I would make sure to check the boxes for cookies and history as well prior to running the cleaner part.

if you have any issues with this, let me know and I can do it all for you through TeamViewer 8 .. as long as you have teamviewer also. If need be, add me on steam and I'll talk you through whats needing done.
 
Silent_Predator said:
if that's true, you may have an infected system.... I prefer Malwarebytes and Super anti-spyware, both are free... I'd also suggest downloading Ccleaner, www.piriform.com and run both portions of the program; cleaner and registry located on the left side bar of the program once open. I would make sure to check the boxes for cookies and history as well prior to running the cleaner part.

if you have any issues with this, let me know and I can do it all for you through TeamViewer 8 .. as long as you have teamviewer also. If need be, add me on steam and I'll talk you through whats needing done.
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