I have installed IE8. I am getting the follow message'' raised unhandled exeption in the third party moudle. How do I fix it?

I would also suggest the following steps::


Update Browser and flash player
Remove Large Number of Add-ons and Extensions
Remove Third Party Toolbar
Fix Disk Space taking Internet Data
Update Graphics Driver
Perform Disk and Registry Fragmentation
Update Windows


Hope it might fix the problem, if problem still occurs then use system utility tool Reginout for an instant fix.

In Windows your security settings need to be set to accommodating this installation you can find the security settings for IE8 by going to tools then internet options set your security to low from your question it reads that you have done this already my research bring me to this option please read below.
Article Applies To:
SonicWALL SMB SSL-VPN Appliances and Software: SMB SSL-VPN 2000, SMB SSL-VPN 4000, NetExtender
Firmware/Software Version: 2.5 or higher



Problem Definition:
When installing NetExtender on any supported Windows operating system, the error "Failed to install NetExtender, the installation has been rolled back" may be observed, especially when the operating system is installed on a drive other than the default. This issue is resolved by upgrading the SSL VPN 2000 or 4000 appliance to firmware version 2.5 or higher and making another installation attempt.
Resolution or Workaround:
For each of the following possible causes of this behavior, an explanation, workaround, or solution is provided:

• User does not have administrative privileges. With 2.5.x.x firmware and above, administrative privileges are required for initial installation only, previous versions require administrative privileges for each update.
• Browser security settings. Add https://IP-or-DomainName to trusted sites, and set trusted sites security level to LOW.
• Popup blocker. Disable all third party popup blockers.
• Anti-virus or anti-spyware. Temporarily disable all third party anti-virus or anti-spyware solutions.

Source: SSL VPN 2000/4000 2.5 Release Notes this has been copied from doing my research this is not my material but a help post from another source. Thanks for using FixYa! do not forget to vote for me. John

You might have uninstalled a program lately but did not complete that's why the computer still looks for some system files. What software is being defined in the Unhandled Exception window? That is what you needed to uninstall or reinstall.

use firefox internet explorer is unsafe plus firefox will fix its self

start your computer in safe mode then uninstall internet explorer and then reinstall it depending on what you have for a computer put sp1 or sp2 with it. then restart your computer in normal mode.

Please provide the version of your browser and your Operating System. Usually reinstalling Internet Explorer or downloading the latest version will fix many crashes. If it doesn't, there are a number of reasons. You could be infected with spyware, or malware. You might have corrupt cookies or internet fails. I suggest downloading CCleaner at www.ccleaner.com which cleans all the **** from your browsers - I.E history etc...

Try using another browser like Mozzila Firefox. If problems persist, I suggest talking to your local computer shop and asking them for advice on the situation. If you are prepared to pay a small fee, they could check it over, or possibly even fix the problem. Unfortunately I cannot tell because I'm not in front of your PC, so I can't provide anymore assistance.

Hopefully a few of my suggestions will have helped you in some way!

Are you using IE7 or IE8? In XP and Vista they should install an Internet Explorer (No Add-ins) option. In XP it is installed to All Programs>Accessories>System Tools. Try running that option - if all is okay without add-ins then it is one of these going wrong. You can manage the add-ons through Control Panel>Internet Options. On the Programs Tab Hit Manage Add-ons at the bottom. Disable any non-microsoft ones and start IE. You can then add each one back in one at a time until the issue arrives again. When it does disable that Add-in and you should be okay.

Remove any extensions you have.
Uninstall and reinstall IE

Trying disabling Add-Ons under the tools menu. You may have a third party add-on that is not compatible with your version.

I guess the best thing you should try...is to get an antyspyware program, really fast, but also a good one, and try to update everything ( software) on your computer