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IE 7 Restart problem in Vista machine

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    Dear All, We have two (ASP.net) web applications running on Windows Server 2003. First application runs on Framework 2.0 and the second one runs on Framework 3.5. Most of the client machines are having Vista and we are facing a strange problem, i.e. IE7 restarts very frequently. There is no error logged or displayed and the pattern is also not consistant. IE gets restarted at any page and next time it works well at the same page. This problem occurs on Vista + IE7 environment only. Please guide.

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      Dear All, We have two (ASP.net) web applications running on Windows Server 2003. First application runs on Framework 2.0 and the second one runs on Framework 3.5. Most of the client machines are having Vista and we are facing a strange problem, i.e. IE7 restarts very frequently. There is no error logged or displayed and the pattern is also not consistant. IE gets restarted at any page and next time it works well at the same page. This problem occurs on Vista + IE7 environment only. Please guide.

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      sachinkalse, I dont think anyone is going to be able to help you as you are being too vague. What is your app doing when it crashes? Have you stepped through your code to see if you are causing exceptions? Are you trying to access something that the user account doesn't have privileges for?

      Regards, Gareth. (FKA gareth111)

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        sachinkalse, I dont think anyone is going to be able to help you as you are being too vague. What is your app doing when it crashes? Have you stepped through your code to see if you are causing exceptions? Are you trying to access something that the user account doesn't have privileges for?

        Regards, Gareth. (FKA gareth111)

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        Sorry for being vague. It crrashes at any moment at any page before debug (stepped through). As I have written in first message, there is no error at all. In all cases it just reboots IE. More over all users have access permission.

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          Dear All, We have two (ASP.net) web applications running on Windows Server 2003. First application runs on Framework 2.0 and the second one runs on Framework 3.5. Most of the client machines are having Vista and we are facing a strange problem, i.e. IE7 restarts very frequently. There is no error logged or displayed and the pattern is also not consistant. IE gets restarted at any page and next time it works well at the same page. This problem occurs on Vista + IE7 environment only. Please guide.

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          Try running IE in No Add-Ons mode, which you can find at Start, All Programs, Accessories, System Tools, Internet Explorer (No Add-ons). If this then works, narrow down the add-on that causes the problem. I would start by ensuring that Adobe Flash Player and Sun Java are up-to-date. The current Flash version[^] is 9.0.124.0 and Java is identified as "J2SE Runtime Environment 6 Update 6". IE is highly extensible and many of the common extensions are pretty buggy. You might also want to check whether your anti-virus package is causing the problem - some try to second-guess Internet Explorer's security model but instead crash the browser.

          DoEvents: Generating unexpected recursion since 1991

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