Windows Vista: Internet Explorer 8 Beta Crashes/Can't Remove or Delete
No don't click all
by Dango517 - 6/8/08 7:59 PM In reply to: windowes clean up by herbiesClick the item you want to remove, (see A in the link provided). Once you click it, it will be highlighted, my example is blue. Then click "remove" (B). This will remove this program only. Then click "exit" to leave the program.
http://img291.imageshack.us/my.php?image=screenhunter01jun082241vs5.gif
If your still confused/uncertain then ask someone to help you there where you are.
After you click Internet Explorer 8
by Dango517 - 6/8/08 8:10 PM In reply to: No don't click all by Dango517the remove button will 'fully" appear. It is "shaded' before the item you want to remove is clicked.
Windows Installer Cleanup
by Soul Raven - 6/8/08 11:16 PM In reply to: windowes clean up by herbiesYou'll want to select "just" the application you want to remove. In your case that would be IE8 Beta. If you have it available in the list you can select "just that" and click remove. If it works great if not I'll get back with you, and possibly request some log files to get a better idea of whats going on.
its not in list
by herbies - 6/9/08 1:30 AM In reply to: Windows Installer Cleanup by Soul Raveni had a look it isnt in the list
will waight
by herbies - 6/7/08 11:46 PM In reply to: Windows Installer Cleanup Utility. by Soul Raveni will waight till you can have a look at the problem and get back to me ok
Update on Windows Explorer 8 caused my computer to crash
by janedonovan - 11/2/09 11:28 AM In reply to: What is Windows ex? by John.Wilkinson
Computer: Dell desktop operating on Windows XP
Last week Internet Explorer 8 offered an update. I chose it. Computer crashed. Since then I get a DOS page when turning on computer. In short, it says windows cannot open normally and several other messages. Safe Mode is the only way I can use computer. Restore to an earlier date did not work. Excel and Microsoft word and pictures, etc. still work in the difficult to use safe mode. Internet was not working. So I took the advice of removing IE8. I also wound up removing IE7 so now I'm really up the creek. Nothing is working - firefox - nothing. Any advice is greatly appreciated.
Check add-ons
by jdpassman - 6/25/09 12:30 PM In reply to: Internet Explorer 8 Beta Crashes/Can't Remove or Delete by jlobazaAdd-ons are probably the #1 cause of IE8 crashes. See this article for more:
http://windowsfixup.com/2009/03/eliminating-internet-explorer-8-crashes/
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