iexplore.exe

Jean-Marc\(Jura\)

20/07/2005 à 16:15

Meilleurs Salutations a Tous

dans son message "news:"

l'Honorable < enisor >
a déclaré avec son talent et sa fougue habituel:

plantage sans arrêt avec message iexplore.exe je ne sais que faire
car je ne comprend pas l'anglais ! je suis sous xp pro SP2 bien sûr !
j'ai enregistré le message mais ne trouve plus ! merci quand même si
vous avez pris le temps de me lire . la Puce

oui mais la ça va être dur de t'aider ;o)

--
Cordiales Salutations
JMM
ldrZl-dr.com (Z comme @)
(Ma Sélection des Meilleures Sites)-- http://www.l-dr.com/liens2.htm --
(Ma sélection de Tutoriaux) -- http://www.l-dr.com/tutoriaux.htm --
(Ma sélection de logiciels) -- http://www.l-dr.com/ftp1.htm --

MAC GYVER

20/07/2005 à 17:35

"enisor" a écrit dans le message news:

plantage sans arrêt avec message iexplore.exe je ne sais que faire car je

ne

comprend pas l'anglais ! je suis sous xp pro SP2 bien sûr ! j'ai

enregistré

le message mais ne trouve plus ! merci quand même si vous avez pris le

temps

de me lire . la Puce

Réinstall IE sous XP SP2
http://www.technicland.com/article.php3?sid4

Contre les spy:
http://www.spychecker.com/program/hijackthis.html
http://www.hijackthis.de/index

enisor

20/07/2005 à 18:14

Bien le bonsoir Jean-Marc! exact dans ma fougue n'ai pas dit bonjour !
je n'en sais pas plus mais si cela se reproduit illico presto je note tout !
merci beaucoup

"Jean-Marc(Jura)" a écrit :

Meilleurs Salutations a Tous

dans son message "news:"

l'Honorable < enisor >
a déclaré avec son talent et sa fougue habituel:

> plantage sans arrêt avec message iexplore.exe je ne sais que faire
> car je ne comprend pas l'anglais ! je suis sous xp pro SP2 bien sûr !
> j'ai enregistré le message mais ne trouve plus ! merci quand même si
> vous avez pris le temps de me lire . la Puce

oui mais la ça va être dur de t'aider ;o)

--
Cordiales Salutations
JMM
ldrZl-dr.com (Z comme @)
(Ma Sélection des Meilleures Sites)-- http://www.l-dr.com/liens2.htm --
(Ma sélection de Tutoriaux) -- http://www.l-dr.com/tutoriaux.htm --
(Ma sélection de logiciels) -- http://www.l-dr.com/ftp1.htm --

enisor

20/07/2005 à 18:16

Bonsoir Mac ! merci pour ces renseignements ai déjà fait avec power ie aucun
résultat et les deux autres sites, comprends rien ...... ! bon comme j'ai dit
à JMM si cela se reproduit, je noterais tout . A bientôt !

"MAC GYVER" a écrit :

"enisor" a écrit dans le message news:

> plantage sans arrêt avec message iexplore.exe je ne sais que faire car je
ne
> comprend pas l'anglais ! je suis sous xp pro SP2 bien sûr ! j'ai
enregistré
> le message mais ne trouve plus ! merci quand même si vous avez pris le
temps
> de me lire . la Puce

Réinstall IE sous XP SP2
http://www.technicland.com/article.php3?sid4

Contre les spy:
http://www.spychecker.com/program/hijackthis.html
http://www.hijackthis.de/index

enisor

20/07/2005 à 18:56

b'soir JMM et MAC je fais qu'un vous voulez bien ?
bon, comme attendu ça a planté : mes notes :
signature de l'erreur :
sz AppName: IEXPLORE;EXE sz AppVer: 6.02900.2180 sz ModName: Hungapp sz Mod
Ver: 0.0.0.0 offset 00000000

Ensuite les fichiers inclus dans l'envoi du rapport :
C:DOCUM~1LAPUCE....1LOCALS~1tempWERe4a3 dir 00IEXPLORE.EXE.mdmp
PAREIL..............................................................................appcompat.txt

et voilà la réponse sniff sniff
Internet Explorer Is Not Responding: Try Troubleshooting Steps

Thank you for submitting an error report. This is the best way to let us
know when Internet Explorer stops responding.

Problem Description

It's hard to determine exactly what causes Internet Explorer to stop
responding (this is also called an application hang or, simply, a hang), but
it’s usually due to one of the following:

Spyware, adware, or other malicious software: If you have downloaded free
software from the Internet, you might have inadvertently downloaded spyware
with it. Spyware is software that can display advertisements (such as pop-up
ads), collect information about you, or change settings on your computer,
usually without your permission. Don't worry, you can usually remove spyware.
Internet Explorer add-ons: Add-ons are software “extras” that add features
or tools (an Internet toolbar for example) to Internet Explorer.
Computer viruses: If your computer has a virus, the virus can cause Internet
Explorer to stop responding.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Troubleshooting Steps

We do not have a specific solution for you at this time, but here are a
number of steps that you can take to try to fix the problem.

1. Install the latest security update for Internet Explorer 6 for XP Service
Pack 2.

This update addresses many issues that have caused Internet Explorer to stop
responding. Note that installing this update is different than updating your
Microsoft Windows software, which is described in step 2.

Install the update for Internet Explorer 6 for XP Service Pack 2

2. Make sure your Windows software is up to date.

The Windows Update website provides free updates for the Windows operating
system software and hardware. Updates fix issues in the software and help
protect against known security threats. To check your computer for updates,
see the Windows Update website.

3. Install, run, and regularly update your anti-spyware and anti-adware.

To view a list of Microsoft and non-Microsoft anti-spyware and anti-adware
software that you can download, see Security software: Downloads and trials.

If you are unfamiliar with spyware or adware and would like to learn more,
see More Information about Spyware and Adware.

4. Turn off unfamiliar Internet Explorer add-ons.

Add-ons are software “extras” that add features or tools (an Internet
toolbar for example) to Internet Explorer. When you visit a website, an
add-on might be downloaded without your knowledge, or you might be prompted
to download an add-on. These add-ons can cause Internet Explorer to run
slowly or hang.

To learn how to turn off Internet Explorer add-ons, see A Workaround is
Available: Turn Off Internet Explorer Add-ons.

If you turn off an add-on, you can always turn it back on again.

5. Update your antivirus software and perform a check on your computer.

If your antivirus software isn't up to date, it might miss new viruses that
have come out since you last updated. To learn more about antivirus software,
see Antivirus software: Frequently asked questions.

If you don't have antivirus software installed, see the Security software:
Downloads and trials page. From this page, you can download tools to help you
keep your computer secure.

6. Visit a Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 newsgroup.

This is an open forum where you can read about other issues that people
using Internet Explorer 6 are having. You can post your question, and another
user in the group might be able to answer it. See Microsoft Internet Explorer
6 Newsgroups.

7. Check out the Microsoft Knowledge Base.

There are many Knowledge Base articles on the Microsoft Help and Support
website that might also help you solve this problem. Knowledge Base articles
are often written with the technical professional in mind. Depending on your
level of familiarity with computers and technical terminology, you might not
be comfortable performing the procedures described in Knowledge Base
articles. If this is the case, you might want to seek assistance from the
Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 Newsgroups. If you're interested in exploring
these articles, please follow these steps:

Go to Microsoft Help and Support.
Click the Search (KB) tab.
In the Search Product field, select Internet Explorer 6.0.
In the For field, type Internet Explorer not responding.
In the Show results for field, select This product only.
From the Search Type box, select Full Text.
Under Categories, make sure the check boxes for How To Articles, Downloads,
and Troubleshooting are selected.
Click the search arrow to begin the search.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Additional Help and Troubleshooting

To learn more about troubleshooting common errors, go to Microsoft Online
Crash Analysis: Help, Support, and Tools.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

More Information about Spyware and Adware

Spyware is software that can display advertisements (such as pop-up ads),
collect information about you, or change settings on your computer, generally
without appropriately obtaining your consent. The information spyware
collects can range from all the websites you visit to sensitive information,
including user names and passwords. You could become vulnerable to spyware if
you download music from file-sharing programs, free games from sites you
don't trust, or other software programs from unknown sources.

To learn more about spyware and how it affects your computer, read What is
spyware?

Adware is advertising that is integrated into software. Adware is often
combined with another application that is provided at no charge as long as
the user agrees to accept the adware. Makers of adware, spyware, and other
unwanted software might disguise their programs as anti-spyware tools.
Consider using the software referred to on this page or ask someone you trust
to recommend a tool.

To learn more about adware and how it affects your computer, read Adware and
Bad Things it Does and How to Protect Your Computer from Spyware and Adware.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

VOILOU ! OUF ! bises à vous et bonne soirée

"Jean-Marc(Jura)" a écrit :

Meilleurs Salutations a Tous

dans son message "news:"

l'Honorable < enisor >
a déclaré avec son talent et sa fougue habituel:

> plantage sans arrêt avec message iexplore.exe je ne sais que faire
> car je ne comprend pas l'anglais ! je suis sous xp pro SP2 bien sûr !
> j'ai enregistré le message mais ne trouve plus ! merci quand même si
> vous avez pris le temps de me lire . la Puce

oui mais la ça va être dur de t'aider ;o)

--
Cordiales Salutations
JMM
ldrZl-dr.com (Z comme @)
(Ma Sélection des Meilleures Sites)-- http://www.l-dr.com/liens2.htm --
(Ma sélection de Tutoriaux) -- http://www.l-dr.com/tutoriaux.htm --
(Ma sélection de logiciels) -- http://www.l-dr.com/ftp1.htm --

b'soir JMM et MAC je fais qu'un vous voulez bien ?
bon, comme attendu ça a planté : mes notes :
signature de l'erreur :
sz AppName: IEXPLORE;EXE sz AppVer: 6.02900.2180 sz ModName: Hungapp sz Mod
Ver: 0.0.0.0 offset 00000000

Ensuite les fichiers inclus dans l'envoi du rapport :
C:DOCUM~1LAPUCE....1LOCALS~1tempWERe4a3 dir 00IEXPLORE.EXE.mdmp
PAREIL..............................................................................appcompat.txt

et voilà la réponse sniff sniff
Internet Explorer Is Not Responding: Try Troubleshooting Steps

Thank you for submitting an error report. This is the best way to let us
know when Internet Explorer stops responding.

Problem Description

It's hard to determine exactly what causes Internet Explorer to stop
responding (this is also called an application hang or, simply, a hang), but
it’s usually due to one of the following:

Spyware, adware, or other malicious software: If you have downloaded free
software from the Internet, you might have inadvertently downloaded spyware
with it. Spyware is software that can display advertisements (such as pop-up
ads), collect information about you, or change settings on your computer,
usually without your permission. Don't worry, you can usually remove spyware.
Internet Explorer add-ons: Add-ons are software “extras” that add features
or tools (an Internet toolbar for example) to Internet Explorer.
Computer viruses: If your computer has a virus, the virus can cause Internet
Explorer to stop responding.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Troubleshooting Steps

We do not have a specific solution for you at this time, but here are a
number of steps that you can take to try to fix the problem.

1. Install the latest security update for Internet Explorer 6 for XP Service
Pack 2.

This update addresses many issues that have caused Internet Explorer to stop
responding. Note that installing this update is different than updating your
Microsoft Windows software, which is described in step 2.

Install the update for Internet Explorer 6 for XP Service Pack 2

2. Make sure your Windows software is up to date.

The Windows Update website provides free updates for the Windows operating
system software and hardware. Updates fix issues in the software and help
protect against known security threats. To check your computer for updates,
see the Windows Update website.

3. Install, run, and regularly update your anti-spyware and anti-adware.

To view a list of Microsoft and non-Microsoft anti-spyware and anti-adware
software that you can download, see Security software: Downloads and trials.

If you are unfamiliar with spyware or adware and would like to learn more,
see More Information about Spyware and Adware.

4. Turn off unfamiliar Internet Explorer add-ons.

Add-ons are software “extras” that add features or tools (an Internet
toolbar for example) to Internet Explorer. When you visit a website, an
add-on might be downloaded without your knowledge, or you might be prompted
to download an add-on. These add-ons can cause Internet Explorer to run
slowly or hang.

To learn how to turn off Internet Explorer add-ons, see A Workaround is
Available: Turn Off Internet Explorer Add-ons.

If you turn off an add-on, you can always turn it back on again.

5. Update your antivirus software and perform a check on your computer.

If your antivirus software isn't up to date, it might miss new viruses that
have come out since you last updated. To learn more about antivirus software,
see Antivirus software: Frequently asked questions.

If you don't have antivirus software installed, see the Security software:
Downloads and trials page. From this page, you can download tools to help you
keep your computer secure.

6. Visit a Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 newsgroup.

This is an open forum where you can read about other issues that people
using Internet Explorer 6 are having. You can post your question, and another
user in the group might be able to answer it. See Microsoft Internet Explorer
6 Newsgroups.

7. Check out the Microsoft Knowledge Base.

There are many Knowledge Base articles on the Microsoft Help and Support
website that might also help you solve this problem. Knowledge Base articles
are often written with the technical professional in mind. Depending on your
level of familiarity with computers and technical terminology, you might not
be comfortable performing the procedures described in Knowledge Base
articles. If this is the case, you might want to seek assistance from the
Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 Newsgroups. If you're interested in exploring
these articles, please follow these steps:

Go to Microsoft Help and Support.
Click the Search (KB) tab.
In the Search Product field, select Internet Explorer 6.0.
In the For field, type Internet Explorer not responding.
In the Show results for field, select This product only.
From the Search Type box, select Full Text.
Under Categories, make sure the check boxes for How To Articles, Downloads,
and Troubleshooting are selected.
Click the search arrow to begin the search.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Additional Help and Troubleshooting

To learn more about troubleshooting common errors, go to Microsoft Online
Crash Analysis: Help, Support, and Tools.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

More Information about Spyware and Adware

Spyware is software that can display advertisements (such as pop-up ads),
collect information about you, or change settings on your computer, generally
without appropriately obtaining your consent. The information spyware
collects can range from all the websites you visit to sensitive information,
including user names and passwords. You could become vulnerable to spyware if
you download music from file-sharing programs, free games from sites you
don't trust, or other software programs from unknown sources.

To learn more about spyware and how it affects your computer, read What is
spyware?

Adware is advertising that is integrated into software. Adware is often
combined with another application that is provided at no charge as long as
the user agrees to accept the adware. Makers of adware, spyware, and other
unwanted software might disguise their programs as anti-spyware tools.
Consider using the software referred to on this page or ask someone you trust
to recommend a tool.

To learn more about adware and how it affects your computer, read Adware and
Bad Things it Does and How to Protect Your Computer from Spyware and Adware.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

VOILOU ! OUF ! bises à vous et bonne soirée

"Jean-Marc(Jura)" a écrit :

Meilleurs Salutations a Tous

dans son message "news:D7B7C815-DD38-4B64-92F6-8446F29DDCA9@microsoft.com"

l'Honorable < enisor >
a déclaré avec son talent et sa fougue habituel:

> plantage sans arrêt avec message iexplore.exe je ne sais que faire
> car je ne comprend pas l'anglais ! je suis sous xp pro SP2 bien sûr !
> j'ai enregistré le message mais ne trouve plus ! merci quand même si
> vous avez pris le temps de me lire . la Puce

oui mais la ça va être dur de t'aider ;o)

--
Cordiales Salutations
JMM
ldrZl-dr.com (Z comme @)
(Ma Sélection des Meilleures Sites)-- http://www.l-dr.com/liens2.htm --
(Ma sélection de Tutoriaux) -- http://www.l-dr.com/tutoriaux.htm --
(Ma sélection de logiciels) -- http://www.l-dr.com/ftp1.htm --

Vous avez filtré cet utilisateur ! Consultez son message

b'soir JMM et MAC je fais qu'un vous voulez bien ?
bon, comme attendu ça a planté : mes notes :
signature de l'erreur :
sz AppName: IEXPLORE;EXE sz AppVer: 6.02900.2180 sz ModName: Hungapp sz Mod
Ver: 0.0.0.0 offset 00000000

Ensuite les fichiers inclus dans l'envoi du rapport :
C:DOCUM~1LAPUCE....1LOCALS~1tempWERe4a3 dir 00IEXPLORE.EXE.mdmp
PAREIL..............................................................................appcompat.txt

et voilà la réponse sniff sniff
Internet Explorer Is Not Responding: Try Troubleshooting Steps

Thank you for submitting an error report. This is the best way to let us
know when Internet Explorer stops responding.

Problem Description

It's hard to determine exactly what causes Internet Explorer to stop
responding (this is also called an application hang or, simply, a hang), but
it’s usually due to one of the following:

Spyware, adware, or other malicious software: If you have downloaded free
software from the Internet, you might have inadvertently downloaded spyware
with it. Spyware is software that can display advertisements (such as pop-up
ads), collect information about you, or change settings on your computer,
usually without your permission. Don't worry, you can usually remove spyware.
Internet Explorer add-ons: Add-ons are software “extras” that add features
or tools (an Internet toolbar for example) to Internet Explorer.
Computer viruses: If your computer has a virus, the virus can cause Internet
Explorer to stop responding.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Troubleshooting Steps

We do not have a specific solution for you at this time, but here are a
number of steps that you can take to try to fix the problem.

1. Install the latest security update for Internet Explorer 6 for XP Service
Pack 2.

This update addresses many issues that have caused Internet Explorer to stop
responding. Note that installing this update is different than updating your
Microsoft Windows software, which is described in step 2.

Install the update for Internet Explorer 6 for XP Service Pack 2

2. Make sure your Windows software is up to date.

The Windows Update website provides free updates for the Windows operating
system software and hardware. Updates fix issues in the software and help
protect against known security threats. To check your computer for updates,
see the Windows Update website.

3. Install, run, and regularly update your anti-spyware and anti-adware.

To view a list of Microsoft and non-Microsoft anti-spyware and anti-adware
software that you can download, see Security software: Downloads and trials.

If you are unfamiliar with spyware or adware and would like to learn more,
see More Information about Spyware and Adware.

4. Turn off unfamiliar Internet Explorer add-ons.

Add-ons are software “extras” that add features or tools (an Internet
toolbar for example) to Internet Explorer. When you visit a website, an
add-on might be downloaded without your knowledge, or you might be prompted
to download an add-on. These add-ons can cause Internet Explorer to run
slowly or hang.

To learn how to turn off Internet Explorer add-ons, see A Workaround is
Available: Turn Off Internet Explorer Add-ons.

If you turn off an add-on, you can always turn it back on again.

5. Update your antivirus software and perform a check on your computer.

If your antivirus software isn't up to date, it might miss new viruses that
have come out since you last updated. To learn more about antivirus software,
see Antivirus software: Frequently asked questions.

If you don't have antivirus software installed, see the Security software:
Downloads and trials page. From this page, you can download tools to help you
keep your computer secure.

6. Visit a Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 newsgroup.

This is an open forum where you can read about other issues that people
using Internet Explorer 6 are having. You can post your question, and another
user in the group might be able to answer it. See Microsoft Internet Explorer
6 Newsgroups.

7. Check out the Microsoft Knowledge Base.

There are many Knowledge Base articles on the Microsoft Help and Support
website that might also help you solve this problem. Knowledge Base articles
are often written with the technical professional in mind. Depending on your
level of familiarity with computers and technical terminology, you might not
be comfortable performing the procedures described in Knowledge Base
articles. If this is the case, you might want to seek assistance from the
Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 Newsgroups. If you're interested in exploring
these articles, please follow these steps:

Go to Microsoft Help and Support.
Click the Search (KB) tab.
In the Search Product field, select Internet Explorer 6.0.
In the For field, type Internet Explorer not responding.
In the Show results for field, select This product only.
From the Search Type box, select Full Text.
Under Categories, make sure the check boxes for How To Articles, Downloads,
and Troubleshooting are selected.
Click the search arrow to begin the search.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Additional Help and Troubleshooting

To learn more about troubleshooting common errors, go to Microsoft Online
Crash Analysis: Help, Support, and Tools.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

More Information about Spyware and Adware

Spyware is software that can display advertisements (such as pop-up ads),
collect information about you, or change settings on your computer, generally
without appropriately obtaining your consent. The information spyware
collects can range from all the websites you visit to sensitive information,
including user names and passwords. You could become vulnerable to spyware if
you download music from file-sharing programs, free games from sites you
don't trust, or other software programs from unknown sources.

To learn more about spyware and how it affects your computer, read What is
spyware?

Adware is advertising that is integrated into software. Adware is often
combined with another application that is provided at no charge as long as
the user agrees to accept the adware. Makers of adware, spyware, and other
unwanted software might disguise their programs as anti-spyware tools.
Consider using the software referred to on this page or ask someone you trust
to recommend a tool.

To learn more about adware and how it affects your computer, read Adware and
Bad Things it Does and How to Protect Your Computer from Spyware and Adware.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

VOILOU ! OUF ! bises à vous et bonne soirée

"Jean-Marc(Jura)" a écrit :

Meilleurs Salutations a Tous

dans son message "news:"

l'Honorable < enisor >
a déclaré avec son talent et sa fougue habituel:

> plantage sans arrêt avec message iexplore.exe je ne sais que faire
> car je ne comprend pas l'anglais ! je suis sous xp pro SP2 bien sûr !
> j'ai enregistré le message mais ne trouve plus ! merci quand même si
> vous avez pris le temps de me lire . la Puce

oui mais la ça va être dur de t'aider ;o)

--
Cordiales Salutations
JMM
ldrZl-dr.com (Z comme @)
(Ma Sélection des Meilleures Sites)-- http://www.l-dr.com/liens2.htm --
(Ma sélection de Tutoriaux) -- http://www.l-dr.com/tutoriaux.htm --
(Ma sélection de logiciels) -- http://www.l-dr.com/ftp1.htm --

technicland

21/07/2005 à 13:58

enisor nous a dit :

Bonsoir Mac ! merci pour ces renseignements ai déjà fait avec power
ie aucun résultat et les deux autres sites, comprends rien ...... !
bon comme j'ai dit à JMM si cela se reproduit, je noterais tout . A
bientôt !

Bonjour
si cela persiste il te faudrait voir si ca vient pas d un module
complementaire.
Pour voir sit on navigateur continu a planter sans module complementaire,
clique sur outil / option internet et dans l onglet avances decoche la case
en rapport avec les extensions tierces et redemarre. Surfe ensuite
normalement et regarde si ton vagateur plante ou pas

--
Laurent [FAQ IE : http://faq.ie6.free.fr - www.technicland.com ]
Power IE6 : http://www.technicland.com/powerie6.php3
Ouvrages : http://www.technicland.com/infolivre.php3

enisor

21/07/2005 à 14:16

Bonjour et Merci LLaurent, j'essaie !

"technicland" a écrit :

enisor nous a dit :
> Bonsoir Mac ! merci pour ces renseignements ai déjà fait avec power
> ie aucun résultat et les deux autres sites, comprends rien ...... !
> bon comme j'ai dit à JMM si cela se reproduit, je noterais tout . A
> bientôt !

Bonjour
si cela persiste il te faudrait voir si ca vient pas d un module
complementaire.
Pour voir sit on navigateur continu a planter sans module complementaire,
clique sur outil / option internet et dans l onglet avances decoche la case
en rapport avec les extensions tierces et redemarre. Surfe ensuite
normalement et regarde si ton vagateur plante ou pas

--
Laurent [FAQ IE : http://faq.ie6.free.fr - www.technicland.com ]
Power IE6 : http://www.technicland.com/powerie6.php3
Ouvrages : http://www.technicland.com/infolivre.php3

enisor

22/07/2005 à 09:03

Bonjour Laurent et à tous les supers as de l'informatique
essai pour l'instant concluant ! à suivre ! bonne journée et grand merci
bonne journée à tous

"technicland" a écrit :

enisor nous a dit :
> Bonsoir Mac ! merci pour ces renseignements ai déjà fait avec power
> ie aucun résultat et les deux autres sites, comprends rien ...... !
> bon comme j'ai dit à JMM si cela se reproduit, je noterais tout . A
> bientôt !

Bonjour
si cela persiste il te faudrait voir si ca vient pas d un module
complementaire.
Pour voir sit on navigateur continu a planter sans module complementaire,
clique sur outil / option internet et dans l onglet avances decoche la case
en rapport avec les extensions tierces et redemarre. Surfe ensuite
normalement et regarde si ton vagateur plante ou pas

--
Laurent [FAQ IE : http://faq.ie6.free.fr - www.technicland.com ]
Power IE6 : http://www.technicland.com/powerie6.php3
Ouvrages : http://www.technicland.com/infolivre.php3

technicland

22/07/2005 à 13:58

enisor nous a dit :

Bonjour Laurent et à tous les supers as de l'informatique
essai pour l'instant concluant ! à suivre ! bonne journée et grand
merci bonne journée à tous

Bonjour
ok si ca continu a fonctionner, il te faudra essayer de trouver le module ou
lextension qui te pose probleme.
tu pourra essayer par dichotomie, tu desactive une motié des tes extensions
tierces et tu re essaye si ca fonctionne ca veut dire que ton module foireux
se trouve dans la moitie que tu as desactivé. Donc ensuite tu desactive la
moitie de la moitie que tu as desactivé et tu resteste. Tu peux aisni
localiser ou se situe ton module foireux, c'est un peu long mais c'est la
solution la plus sure pour trouver le coupable

--
Laurent [FAQ IE : http://faq.ie6.free.fr - www.technicland.com ]
Power IE6 : http://www.technicland.com/powerie6.php3
Ouvrages : http://www.technicland.com/infolivre.php3

enisor

22/07/2005 à 14:21

Merci Laurent pour la dichotomie ! mais je fais cela comment ? extensions
tierces ? c'est la première fois que j'ai vu ce terme hier ! je trouve cela
où ? pas douée ! mais j'apprends merci ! je vais quand même chercher !

"technicland" a écrit :

enisor nous a dit :
> Bonjour Laurent et à tous les supers as de l'informatique
> essai pour l'instant concluant ! à suivre ! bonne journée et grand
> merci bonne journée à tous

Bonjour
ok si ca continu a fonctionner, il te faudra essayer de trouver le module ou
lextension qui te pose probleme.
tu pourra essayer par dichotomie, tu desactive une motié des tes extensions
tierces et tu re essaye si ca fonctionne ca veut dire que ton module foireux
se trouve dans la moitie que tu as desactivé. Donc ensuite tu desactive la
moitie de la moitie que tu as desactivé et tu resteste. Tu peux aisni
localiser ou se situe ton module foireux, c'est un peu long mais c'est la
solution la plus sure pour trouver le coupable

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