every time i try and use IE it crashes every time i try to uninstall it. It crashes

any help

bondi 007

same. IE7 sucks. I had to install it as daniweb hated IE6 but now I get stupid little things that say "error x000fff memory cannot be "read" " and it all closes down ;( and i cant uninstall it either, maybe because i dont have system restore on

You can use this utility to fix your internet explorer but I don't think it has been updated to include IE7 support. Anyways let's check it out..

all that tool does is runs sfc /scannow. tried it. doesnt fix it.

so i dont have a system restore
cd drive doesnt read xp
so what shall i do i tried to install firefox but it blanked me and didnt do nothing
i tried downgrading it didnt work

is there any other suggestions
because it sucks
also on my mates when i close it down it also crashes but mines worse it doesnt let me even use it

please help
bondi 007

Use Linux!

What you COULD do. is; if you have Linux knowledge.
Run a live CD (such as Ubuntu).
Mount the windows HDD from ubuntu,
browse the internet. download firefox for windows and save it to the windows HDD.

Then you can boot up windows and you'll have firefox there. And all your IE problems should be fixed.

If you're not familiar with Linux. get Firefox on CD/Flash drive from another machine. and put it on that way.

PS: IE7 can be uninstalled from Add/Remove programs, after doing so IE6 will become active again.

A:

Thats a silly plan. he just said that firefox doesnt want to install.

B: you have obviously never used linux before either or you would know that writing to an NTFS partition can lead to total loss of data!

C: its no solution, some people like IE

D: You cannot add/remove IE6 if system restore is not on without totally buggering your install

I've been using Linux for a very long time jbennet. and i've never had any issues with writing to a NTFS file system.
Most of the reading/copying done in Slackware. No issues arised.

risky. reading is safe. Writing can easialy corrupt the NTFS filesystem information. Thats why most distros dont natively support it (as well as the patent issues)

We will wait and see.