can you help.

signature: szAppName : IEXPLORE.EXE
szAppVer :
6.0.2800.1106 szModName : hungapp
szModVer : 0.0.0.0 offset : 00

C:\DOCUME~1\Dale\LOCALS~1\Temp\WERF.tmp.dir00\IEXPLORE.EXE.mdmp
C:\DOCUME~1\Dale\LOCALS~1\Temp\WERF.tmp.dir00\appcompat.txt

I have found 16 "appcompat.txt" files, and am perusing them.

I am inclined to agree with Ryan - update your video drivers. A BIOS Flash (update) may be required for some systems, and some systems just plain don't have good graphics abilities.

The motherboard I am working with is a Matsonic (Taiwan). They specialize in decent low-end motherboards, but this is one of their lower-end models (MS7308E) that is known to have a graphics weakness.

Check with your board manufacturer for a VGA driver update first, that would obviously be the wuick fix if it works.

I will post my findings here when i ahve resolved my customer's issue.

If you don't have on board graphics, check with your CARD manufacturer for a driver update.

szAppName : IEXPLORE.EXE szAppVer : 6.0.2800.1106 szModName : hungapp
szModVer : 0.0.0.0 offset : 00

http://www.generation.net/~hleboeuf/erriexpl.htm

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=http://support.microsoft.com:80/support/kb/articles/Q276/3/93.ASP&NoWebContent=1

Windows XP Pro SP1, 256 Meg Ram, Pentium 3 800Mhz EB Processor, GeForce 2 64Meg Video, Creative Live 5.1 DE Sound, Realtek 8139 Ethernet, 80Gb Seagate HDD.

after i got my sister's b/f to help me out i got rid of that and now this.. im trying everything you people put in the forum and when i get a solution ill post it..

Under internet options in IE 6 uncheck the 'allow 3rd party browsers' (will need to run a restart). This will enable you to analyse if there is a 3rd party browser problem. I had problems with Kazaar and an Alexa toolbar.

Post a reply if it does so helps someone else. Maybe it just helped me.

hope this has helped someone out there.

I dont know what to do with it.

My OS is Windows XP pro. (clearly I'm not a pro ;) )
XP 1800 +
512 mb. DDR
Apox motherboard

Could someone please help me what to do??

can anybody provide me with a hint why is it coming ..ya one more thing My system is connected with a peer to peer LAN...

signature: szAppName : IEXPLORE.EXE
szAppVer :
6.0.2800.1106 szModName : hungapp
szModVer : 0.0.0.0 offset : 00

C:\DOCUME~1\Dale\LOCALS~1\Temp\WERF.tmp.dir00\IEXPLORE.EXE.mdmp
C:\DOCUME~1\Dale\LOCALS~1\Temp\WERF.tmp.dir00\appcompat.txt ( as NeRds R uS wrote )

The solution in my case was to run Ad-Aware 6.0 which can be downloaded from eg. tucows.com.

After this, IE worked just fine.

Regard from

http://www.midtfyns-it.dk/aaw.exe

Regards from

Bruno, Denmark

I just received an email from one who had followed my suggestion, and afterwards, everything worked fine.

So I guess this is the program to use, let's spread the news so that others can take advantage of this too. I've mailed Microsoft and asked them to mention this issue in their support bulletins.

Best wishes from

All seems much better, I can task the system and task manager seems to be doing its job better as well. I would probably suggest that the Adware be applied weekly to keep the smooth running effects up to par along with the obvious XP tools in some order, to have a constant vigil over the adware or viruses... had the sobig.f/systematic will take of that for free!

thanx again from Indiana techy who was about to hang themselves with the computer cords!!

I read all above and nothing fixes it

IEXPLORE.EXE szAppVer : 6.0.2800.1106 szModName : hungapp

I had this a few months back, tried all sorts of fixes and the problem disappeared - no idea why.

Then last week I put in a new hard drive and did a 100% clean install: xp home. Straight away I got this error again.

So then I installed all the XP and IE updates etc. No difference. Ran a Norton virus check, ad aware and spybot. Again no effect.

Then I tried sfc /scannow and an IE6 repair. Disallowed third-party browsers etc

Nothing.

This is soo frustrating because I know it has to be something pretty simple because somehow I got rid of it last time.

Very odd that a repair or sfc /scannow did nothing, but a re-install should work.

AppVer: 8.0.7.17
ModName: jscript.d11
ModVer: 5.6.0.8513
Offset: 001b0e

I hope this helps y'all as quickly as it helped me.

BTW, 'roo: Exec Soft's DiskKeeper is already in XP, just in a dumbed down version. Check Help about Disk Defrag to confirm.

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szModVer : 0.0.0.0 offset : 00

the steps I took toget rid of this --:

In the BIOS I disabled the screen stretching.

deleted a lot of files from the C:\Documents and Settings\..\Local Settings\Temp folder and copied new ones from the default user.

This did the trick

Another annoying aspect is that favorite folders, when displayed in the left pane of the explorer window, will not fold open anymore.

I put the security settings of internet explorer to DEFAULT again and the error disappeared.

So at least give it a trie:

http://www.netcaptor.com/

i ONLY enocounter this error when my processor has been cranked using BIOS; and ONLY when online...default is 100/133/33 [200mhz FSB = 1.039ghz]; but if i crank it to 133/133/33 [266mhz FSB = 1.39ghz] then everythings fine 'n faster til i'm online for about 2 minutes and the error's in my face.

i heard it could be the network card...or a fluctuating power supply is causing the memory speed to fall below the FSB.

ECS K7SEM mainboard w/ SiS730s chipset - BIOS ver. 1.2b

WINXPHOME

AMD Athlon Thunderbird[C] 1.039ghz-1.39ghz[?]

768mb PC133 SDRAM

NVIDIA GeForce2 MX/MX400 [64mb SDRAM]

RealTek RTL8139 NIC ethernet adapter using cable DSL

XP power management is set to "minimal power management"

SDRAM is set to 133mhz/CAS 2T

CPU is slightly cranked to 110/110/33 [only an extra 130mhz over default 100/133/33]

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Network Associates / McAfee Virus Scan program in common as this is what's causing it! I have read thousands of posts on this issue on the web and it does not seem to matter what program it is that is screwing up (IExplorer, WinRAR, Games etc) what seems to be the problem is running the above mentioned virus programs on the XP platform. I hav found a solution (shutting of the Download scan) but it isn't a good one since it makes your Outlook etc vulnerable to viruses so I will keeep on looking. If only nai.com had some patch for this..

If you have a desktop problem, I don't think it is an internet explorer problem.

What version of Windows do you have? We have WinXP.

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;Q818506

Quand je clique sur le lien du chat de caramail, 2 fois sur 3 mon ordinateur ne repond plus pendant 2 minutes et windows envoit un rapport d'erreur:

szAppName : iexplore.exe szAppVer : 6.0.2800.1106 szModName : hungapp
szModVer : 0.0.0.0 offset : 00

szAppName : IEXPLORE.EXE szAppVer : 6.0.2800.1106 szModName : hungapp
szModVer : 0.0.0.0 offset : 00

I visited Antivirus.com and ran a Housecall virus check and identified it as WORM_HAWAWI.F.

I followed the instructions they provided after the Housecall finished and although I could not delete all the infected files, I deleted the worm's registry key files and no more problems.
On the website they also give detailed info about the worm just so you can be sure it's the same problem. If not, they have a virus encyclopedia w/ instructions on how to fix a variety of problems. I hope this helps. Cheers.

I used all sorts of programs to check for spyware, virus checkers, registry cleaners etc etc etc with very little success.

When I checked my add/remove programs folder I found that my Explorer had a serial number behind it (apparently it was updated) - so when I clicked on remove it said to uninstall to previous version. I did that. I also unchecked the 'enable third party browser extensions' tab in the internet options/security/advanced settings.

After rebooting my system I was completely operational again.

I hope this helps as I can relate to your frustration.

1)if u are on windows xp all u have to do is click on start and right click on the internet explorer icon and left click on the properties tab in the menu which has now apeared after right clicking.

2)once u have done step 1 u will notice a new box appear with several tabs on top of it which take u to different pages.U must click on the most top right tab labelled Advanced.

3)the box will now apear to have many options which have little boxies next to them(some are empty and some have green ticks in them).what u must do is scroll down the list untill u come to a line saying "Enable third party browser exstensions (requires restart)"
once u see the exact centence above u will notice in the little box to the left of it is a tick.U must click on the tick so it it turns this option off and the tick will dissapear.

4)Then all that is left is a reboot(after saving these changes by clicking on apply)

IF by any chance this does not work then u will have to download something called ad-aware 6.0 from www.download.com.com
and run the program.once finished u will notice it has removed all spy ware off your pc.Then go to C:windows/driver cache and delete everything within that folder.

IF this does not work then u may have to do a disk clean up by right clicking on the C: folder in my computer and left clicking on propertise then tools and then click on error checking,check now.

hopefully with this little easy step guide u have fixed the problem.

oh and i want to say thx to all the people before me who told everyone how they fixed it.

and by the way
HAPPY NEW YEAR

send me an email telling me the answer or write to me here on this site.I will look into the problem on windows 98 but i dont have it so it may take me a while to find how to fix it

by the way i believe that some forms of spyware and downloading programs like kazaa are what cause it, so if it helps let me know so i can narrow the problem down.