Error IExplorer.exe when i log onto internet explorer it comes up then a error message comes up an says IExplorer.exe has an error and must be restart but when i restart it, it comes up with the same thing. can someone please tell me what they means an how to fix it please

press Control+Alt+Delete; select Task Manager; Goto the Processes tab (2nd one) Find the Internet Explorer process [iexplorer.exe] right click on it and select End Process Tree then restart Internet Explorer

This is normally caused when Proxy Server setings have been changed or added.

Start Internet Explorer
Click [Tools]
Select Internet Options

Click the [Connection] Tab
Highlight the BTopenworld connection and click [Settings]

Check that 'Use a proxy server...' and 'Use automatic configuration script' options do not have ticks next to them. (If they do, untick them).

Click [OK]

Close Internet Explorer, then restart it.

in notepad type

START "" "C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe" http://mail.google.com

save yo your use profile as iexplorer.bat

close
reboot
OR

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Have any toolbars or new sofware been added recently? If so and you are using Win XP you may want to try a system restore to a previous point before the changes were made or uninstall the toolbars completely. Also disabled all Pop-Up blockers to see if that has any effect.clean up ur registry using reginout

you may need to use other browser like opra, firefox or chrome by downloading their respective web sites,
by seeing your system condition, re-installation after formating is recommended
good luck, do rate the solution if helped

type "iexplorer.exe" in Run dialog without quotes
it will open internet explorer directly

The problem occurs is caused by the incorrect Microsoft Internet Explorer SSL settings. The error happens occasionally, and not all system may affected by this WLM problem. To solve the problem, following steps in the guide below:
1. In Internet Explorer, clear the Check for Server certificate revocation (requires restart) check box. To do this, follow these steps:

1. Start Internet Explorer.
2. Click on the Tools menu, then click Internet Options in the pull down menu.
3. Click on the Advanced tab.
4. Under “Security” section tree, clear the Check for server certificate revocation (requires restart) check box.
5. Click OK button.
6. Exit Internet Explorer.
7. Sign in to Windows Live Messenger again.

Hi,

The issue you have posted regarding that you are unable to open and use the I internet explorer showing error message “ iexplorer.exe ” can not open and needs to close could be due to number of reasons, The steps mentioned below generally fixes these kind of issues I would appreciate if you could try them to get iexplorer.exe issue fixed.

FIX I.

1. Click On Start, point to Internet Explorer and then right click on the Internet option and left click on properties.
2. Click on the Delete tab under the (temporary internet files)
3. Click on delete temp internet files after selecting delete all.

Fix II.

1. Click on start, point to control panel and click on it.
2. On the Control Panel window, locate the Add/Remove software icon and click on it
3. Locate the option Add/Remove Windows Components on the left side of the window and click on it.
4. Locate the Internet Explorer option form the list and remove the Check Mark in the box by clicking on it, then click NEXT at the bottom. (This will Uninstall the Internet Explorer)
5. Click on finish.

After you perform the above mentioned steps, restart the computer.
After the computer is restarted and when it gets back to the desktop screen perform the following steps.

1. Click on start, point to control panel and click on it.
2. On the Control Panel window, locate the Add/Remove software icon and click on it
3. Locate the option Add/Remove Windows Components on the left side of the window and click on it.
4. Locate the Internet Explorer option form the list and then Check Mark box by clicking on it, and then click NEXT at the bottom. (This will reinstall The Internet Explorer)
5. Click on finish.

Restart the computer and check if you are able to open the Internet Explorer works.

Fix III
This issue can also occur if you have installed any third-party internet tool bar for example, Google, Yahoo, or Rediff etc so you can uninstall the tool bar form the Add/Remove programs, however you will not have to go into the Add/Remove windows components option, the tool bar software will be displayed on the screen which comes up once you click on the Add/Remove icon in the control panel. All you need to do is to select the toolbar and click on remove in order to uninstall it.
Fix IV

1. Click Start and select Run.
   The Run window appears.
2. In the Run window, type msconfig and click OK.
   The system configuration utility Window appears.
3. Click on the option Startup at the top right hand corner.
4. Click on the option disable all at the bottom of the screen.
5. Click on apply.
6. The system will request to restart, click on restart and let the system restart by itself.
7. Once the system restarts it will prompt you a screen after it logs in, stating that the startup has been modified and it asks you weather to show that screen again, so select do not sow the screen when logged in next time and close the window.

Should you require any further assistance regarding this issue or any other computer related issue in future please feel free to contact get back to us, we will be more than glad to assist you.

Regards

Malik Khan

try to repair iexplorer or donload mozilla firefox it is same like internet explorer.

if your system is running low on memory, the pc will not be able to run the programmes as normal as it will use virtual memory which enables the system to open up programmes that you use regularly without searching for the start up files reciding on the hard drive, but if your system is low you will get these screen messages. Either upgrade the system with more memory or check what programmes you have running on start up using your memory, press start>run, then type msconfig and look at the start up tab and untick any unnecassary programmes that start up,then click apply for a restart, as this will release some of your memory. On the other hand there may well be a problem with internet explorer itself also, so you can download the latest IE7 from microsoft if you wish and see if this solves the runtime issue