Clint, Will discuss each part as presented:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > First, remove/disable "error reporting". It can not only > actually CAUSE errors, but you sure don't want your personal info > sent back to MS. Contrary to what they claim, 'personal > sensitive information' IS sent back to them, and they couldn't > care less about the errors you're getting. Proof of that is the > same errors are occurring even after years have elapsed. I had > them continuously on '98 every since IE 5.01 SP2. Same thing on > ME with IE6. The last stable GOOD MS browser was IE 5.01 SP1. > After that (with SP2) is when the problems broke loose. I > haven't had any YET on XP. Where is "error reporting" - I just checked internet options and dont see it there. Is this something in IE itself or what??? > Since you don't give any specifics on the error message (and you > need to post them if this email is no help, and post your OS); > you could try the IE repair tool, but I've never had any luck > with it. Since you mention a Netscape page, you know their pages > are not only optimized for NS, but they probably purposely do > things so IE won't work with them! NS uses a different Java type > than IE. Unfortunately, it is a white box that says that Internet Explorer has experienced an error condition and needs to shut down. It has a box to let you restart IE, as well as 2 other boxes at the bottom - one to send an error report and one to just quit without sending an error report. I am using 98SE currently on this system. I went back from IE6 to IE5.5, so would have thought that might solve this problem, since had it quite often with 6 - 5.5 is just as bad it would seem these days. This problem really started when I was getting messages dealing with the VM - tried to redownload and could not ever do so. So I HAD to get the Java machine from Sun's web site, like it or not. The basicly stopped getting the constant message I was getting from IE about problems running Java pages but I have getting this problem since. I never had a problem with running anything from Netscape's site or any other until this idiotic problem with Java started showing up. And it turns out, a friend of mine got the same exact problem with IE on his system as well - the only way to stop the problem, since he likewise could not get the JVM from MSs site and get it to work, was to get the Java Machine from Sun's site. > You also mention something that sounds like ad popups. NS is > known for those. You should be using a popup stopper to put and > end to them, but note that the PU stoppers can and will block > needed PU windows at times. PopUp Stopper Pro for example (as > I'm sure others) have a button where you can "allow popups from > this domain", so if the PU's are from another source (and they > probably are, from places like ad.click, humanclick, > ad.banner.whatever, etc) you can probably block those. Actually, this is not a popup - every so many minutes, the game location gives way to an ad from some sponsor that sponsor's the games on NSs site, and after 40 seconds, no matter what the ad, the ad goes away and a game starts up again. > If after running the IE repair tool that doesn't help (and it > probably won't), I'd suggest installing Netscape to use at their > sites. It's no problem having both browsers on the same PC; I > have 3 installed to check all my webpages in the different > browsers. Try and find NS 4.8, since NS 7 is pretty buggy and > still won't handle many things correctly. Since I have had multiple versions of email as well as browser programs for quite some times on various systems, I know that will work. I was just hoping to just use my old version of Netscape Navigator 3.08G as well as IE on this system, since my new one will have both old and newer versions of NS as well as IE - just did not want to deal with some of those issues right now. BUT, since I have not been able, due to health issues, finally get the new system completely setup yet, looks like the simpliest answer right now to install 4.79 and use that. > It could be an "update thing" with IE. Most of the MS updates > I'm finding out more and more, CAUSE numerous problems. Don't > EVER install ANY of them without FIRST clicking the "read more" > links to determine if you POSITIVELY need them. It could be an > update you HAVE installed that is causing the problems, OR, you > might NEED an update that will fix the problems. Find out what > IE updates you can UNinstall, and remove them, then check the > problem again. If the problem is still there, install those > again and see if there is any other updates you need. Install > them ONLY if you DEFINITELY need them, and ONLY one at a time, > creating a restore point for EACH (on ME or XP). (Since you > mention IE 5.5, I assume you can't have XP installed since I > think it's IE6 out the box). IE problems are pretty hard to pin > down, and even harder at times to fix. You may have to remove > all aspects of IE and go back to the default IE installed by your > OS CD, then go straight to IE6, and heed the update warnings I > mentioned again. You sure are right on that one Clint - after all I have read on MSs whole approach to the whole update idea, am getting to really dislike them more and more these days. Sill wish I could figure out what in the world was the original problem with the JVM that I and others have had problems with that started this whole mess anyway. Ralph > -Clint > > God Bless Us All > Clint Hamilton, Owner > Want to exchange links with us? > http://OrpheusComputing.com � ============= PCWorks Mailing List ================= Don't see your post? Check our posting guidelines & make sure you've followed proper posting procedures, http://pcworkers.com/rules.htm Contact list owner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Unsubscribing and other changes: http://pcworkers.com =====================================================
