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By Davide De Vellis |
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One of the most common complaints among Internet Explorer version 10 users is its continual crashing. One minute you will be happily browsing the Internet, and the next you will receive a message stating, “Internet Explorer has stopped working and needs to close.” If this scenario sounds all too familiar, here are some tips and tricks that may just help you solve this problem.
The number one reason Internet Explorer (IE) encounters problems is the introduction of Add-ons, Toolbars, Extensions, Junkware, and Spyware. Sometimes these programs can be reset or disabled by changing preferences in Internet Explorer, but often times disabling these programs does not solve the issues of IE crashes.
*Unless noted, these instructions will work for Windows XP, 7, and 8 Operating Systems
At this stage you have reverted IE to the state in which you initially installed it sans add-ons and the like. It should now function as it did when the IE 10 was first installed.
If for some reason, you are still receiving the Internet Explorer has stopped working warning message, you may have to dig a bit deeper to fix the issue. In this case, you must tap into msconfig to remedy the problem.
Below are the Internet Explorer msconfig fix instructions for Windows XP, Vista / 7, and 8:
In doing this you have just disabled all non-essential services. The goal of this procedure is to give Internet Explorer a trial run without enabling useless programs upon start up. This will help you determine what is corrupting your Internet Explorer runability.
*Note: Always make sure you reboot your computer after each trial run.
Hopefully you will no longer encounter the “Internet Explorer has stopped working” error message. If so, simply repeat this quick and easy clean-up process.
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