I have the same problem with Windows Vista and IE 8 (fairly certain it happened with IE 7 as well). Terminating or Terminate/Relaunch leaves behind an instance of IE... Lame!
I ended up downloading KillProcess from http://www.beyondlogic.org/consulting/processutil/processutil.htm and wrote a small bat file to kill all IE instances. Placed it by my clock on the start bar and walla! I now use it to kill IE in-between flex debugging sessions. I would really like to know if anyone has a better fix, say, Eclipse actually terminating the browser session like it should... Brian --- In [email protected], Rick Schmitty <flexc...@...> wrote: > > I recently upgraded to windows 7 and the other day I noticed my > computer running terribly slow. At first I went to blame win7 but > after looking at my task manager I had about 100 iexplore.exe > instances going... Killing them all brought the machine back to > normal. I use FF as my browser but I debug with IE since the window > closes after I stop a debug session, or so I thought. Watching the > task manager I launched a debug session and 2 iexpore instances were > launched. Terminating the debug session and only 1 of them are > removed. I hit debug/terminate a few more times and saw I had that > many more instances of iexplore running > > I tried 'Run as Administrator' but same effect > > Using FB3 plugin to Eclipse 3.4.2 > > Any configuration I am missing? >
