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**thomaskkk** · 02-07-2010, 12:19 AM

I've never noticed how it is spelled. Real errors in IE will be logged in event viewer.

What EXACTLY are you doing when this problem happens? What website are you viewing? Is your copy of Windows up to date? Is your Java and Adobe Flash upto date?

You should use a different browser. Internet Explorer is not safe.

Download Firefox 3.6 or Google Chrome. Both are good browsers and are much safer then IE.

Where do I find event viewer? (Don't laugh!)

I usually have three pages open, but I seem to be in facebook most of the time this has occured. And mostly I seem to be backing out of a page; it happens when I am changing screens.

Am not sure exactly how to tell things are out of date but who knows? I've had this computer for almost two years... (bought new).

Thanks, nline. I'll check into this further tonight. I gotta go walk while the sun is out!

02-07-2010, 12:19 AM	#4
thomaskkk Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 518 Senior Member	I've never noticed how it is spelled. Real errors in IE will be logged in event viewer. What EXACTLY are you doing when this problem happens? What website are you viewing? Is your copy of Windows up to date? Is your Java and Adobe Flash upto date? You should use a different browser. Internet Explorer is not safe. Download Firefox 3.6 or Google Chrome. Both are good browsers and are much safer then IE. Where do I find event viewer? (Don't laugh!) I usually have three pages open, but I seem to be in facebook most of the time this has occured. And mostly I seem to be backing out of a page; it happens when I am changing screens. Am not sure exactly how to tell things are out of date but who knows? I've had this computer for almost two years... (bought new). Thanks, nline. I'll check into this further tonight. I gotta go walk while the sun is out!
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