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OK Ive been working on a friends computer because when we use IE8 its restarts after a few minutes, we can browse all day long with Chrome and FF, we have all updates Ive checked all voltages in bios, even removed the small OC, He is running a Phenom II 955BE, Biostar TA790GXE, G Skill F2-8500CL5-2GBPK which is 4 gb total, HIS HD 4670 ICEQ, has a PC-power and Cooling Silencer 750. Like i said Ive tried everything at stock and with the OC which has been stable with OCCT and Prime for over 12 hours, anyone have any suggestions? I'm out of ideas! :blink:

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you can just remove ie8 entirely. then it'll work like it's supposed to, without ie8 :P

on a more helpful note: try to see if his ie8 has picked up any nasty denial of service malware with spybot s&d/ad-aware or something similar.

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Sorry I'm so frustrated with it i forgot to mention that he is running Win7 Ultimate, and I checked and he has all updates and such. Well I looked in to removing IE8 and reinstalling it but Win7 is shipped with it and you cant remove it at all other than to disable it.

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IE8 does NOT just uninstall, even if you updated from IE6 or IE7 as I found out last week when I built my new one. I could uninstall the updates through the Add/Remove programs section, but not IE8 itself.

 

This was my problem and Bosco had a possible fix and it worked perfectly.

 

http://forums.overclockersclub.com/index.p...howtopic=173431

 

 

I'm thinking a 3rd party add-on may be the problem with yours. Once you do this, you'll restart the PC and the first time you use IE8 again, you'll have to set it up. I don't allow anything to run other than the Compatibility view and the Smart Screen Filter. No accellerators, to accellerator updates, etc...

 

It's worked well for me

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Well looks like we narrowed it down to a corrupt flash player plugin, I didn't realize it but it was doing it on pages that had flash on them for the most part. Everything seems to be running good as of now.

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