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Three common Internet Explorer encountered program errors and their solutions Friday, May 15, 2009 at 20:29 Symptoms When using IE to browse the web, the message “Microsoft Internet Explorer encountered a problem requires Close..." message prompt. At this time, if you click the "Send Error Report" button, an error report will be created. Clicking the "Close" button will cause the current IE window to close; if you click the "Don't Send" button, all IE windows will be closed.

Troubleshooting This is a small program designed by IE to understand user errors in use, but we can definitely be Microsoft's "free testers".

Troubleshooting

For different situations, you can use the following methods to turn off IE's error reporting function (x here refers to different versions):

①For IE 5 .x users, execute "Control Panel → Add or Remove Programs", select the "Internet Explorer Error Reporting" option in the list, and then click the "Change/Remove" button to remove it from the system. Get a new one.

② For IE 6.0 users on Windows 9x/Me/NT/2000, you can open the "Registry Editor" and find [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE＼Software＼Microsoft＼Internet Explorer＼Main]. In the right window Create a DWORD double-byte value named IEWatsonEnabled and assign it a value of 0.

③For IEx users of Windows XP, execute "Control Panel → System", switch to the "Advanced" tab, click the "Error Report" button, select the "Disable Error Reporting" option, and select " But notify me if a critical error occurs" and finally click the "OK" button.

Fault phenomenon: When using IE to browse some web pages, an error prompt dialog box appears: "This program has performed an illegal operation and will be closed...". After clicking the "OK" button, another dialog box pops up. Prompt "An internal error occurred...". After clicking the "OK" button, all open IE windows are closed.

Fault Comments: This error occurs for a variety of reasons, including excessive memory resource usage, IE security level settings that do not match the website you are browsing, conflicts with other software, and the website itself contains error codes... these situations All are possible and require patience to resolve.

Troubleshooting

①Close too many IE windows. If you are running a program that requires a large amount of memory, it is recommended that you do not open more than 5 IE windows.

②Reduce the IE security level. Execute the "Tools → Internet Options" menu, select the "Security" tab, click the "Default Level" button, and drag the slider to lower the default security level.

③Upgrade IE to the latest version.

④ You can use a browser with IE as the core, such as MyIE2. It takes up relatively less system resources, and when the browser fails and closes, the next time you start it, there will be a prompt "Do you want to open the page when the last error occurred?" to help you recover losses as much as possible.

Fault phenomenon

When browsing the web using IE, the "A running error has occurred, do you want to correct the error" dialog box pops up.

Troubleshooting

① Start IE, execute the "Tools → Internet Options" menu, select the "Advanced" tab, select the "Disable script debugging" check box, and finally click " OK" button.

②Upgrade IE browser to the latest version.