SysFader: iexplore.exe Application Error

When clicking on certain links on websites, seemingly just links that open to
articles, I get the following message:

SysFader: iexplore.exe Application Error

The instruction at "0x0c41fdb3" referenced memory at "0x00000044." The
memory could not be "read."

I recently upgraded to IE 7 and also removed Norton SystemWorks and added
Lavasofts Anti-Virus/Spam/Adware package.

Thanks so much.

Yes, I have a similar prob that cropped up a couple of days ago....get an
error message "0x0571f3d3 referenced memory at "0x00000004". The memory could
not be read...this appears after passwords to read/access articles have been
accepted.Would love to hear from anyone who can help.Cheers
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"sqwk77" wrote:

When clicking on certain links on websites, seemingly just links that open to
articles, I get the following message:

SysFader: iexplore.exe Application Error

The instruction at "0x0c41fdb3" referenced memory at "0x00000044." The
memory could not be "read."

I recently upgraded to IE 7 and also removed Norton SystemWorks and added
Lavasofts Anti-Virus/Spam/Adware package.

Thanks so much.

I too had this problem crop up over this past weekend. I hadn't turned on my
computer for a few days and, now, about 20% of the time the browser crashes
right when I load my homepage. If I switch my homepage to another page, then
it doesn't crash - I may not have tested it thoroughly enough, though.

In any case, I checked my Transition Effects settings (Display Properties
Appearance Tab Effects... and I noticed something odd: The Fade Effect was
listed in the drop-down menu, but the check box was neither checked nor
unchecked. It's one of those half-checked check boxes, like when you select
multiple cells in Excel when some of them share a property and some don't. I
clicked it until the Fade Effect was back to checked.

I've tried open Internet Explorer a number of times now and the problem
doesn't seem to be cropping up anymore. I don't know if this is the answer,
but check your Fade Effect settings and see what's there.

Good luck


"kmgmvr" wrote:

Yes, I have a similar prob that cropped up a couple of days ago....get an
error message "0x0571f3d3 referenced memory at "0x00000004". The memory could
not be read...this appears after passwords to read/access articles have been
accepted.Would love to hear from anyone who can help.Cheers
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clogwoman


"sqwk77" wrote:

When clicking on certain links on websites, seemingly just links that open to
articles, I get the following message:

SysFader: iexplore.exe Application Error

The instruction at "0x0c41fdb3" referenced memory at "0x00000044." The
memory could not be "read."

I recently upgraded to IE 7 and also removed Norton SystemWorks and added
Lavasofts Anti-Virus/Spam/Adware package.

Thanks so much.

several things it can be, in my case

I went to IE Tools, Internet Options, Advanced Tab, uncheck 'Enable
Page Transitions' under the 'Browsing' section

it stopped immediately and hasn't been back.

Sometimes it is spyware issue.

I have this identical and annoying problem occurring on several web sites.
It's costing me time and money! It seems to me there should be a quicker way
to find the answer to the problem. I hope someone has the answer.

"sqwk77" wrote:

When clicking on certain links on websites, seemingly just links that open to
articles, I get the following message:

SysFader: iexplore.exe Application Error

The instruction at "0x0c41fdb3" referenced memory at "0x00000044." The
memory could not be "read."

I recently upgraded to IE 7 and also removed Norton SystemWorks and added
Lavasofts Anti-Virus/Spam/Adware package.

Thanks so much.

This error started appearig on my system after I installed the latest
version of Adobe Flash Player. I'm running Win XP SP2 with IE7 and
prior to the install I never had this error. Now I get it a couple of
times a day.


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I resolved this issue by firstly disabling all add-ons within IE7. Then
enable each one seperately and test, eventually determined the problem
caused by SSVHelper from Sun. Hope this helps.


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jack;2618265 Wrote:
several things it can be, in my case

I went to IE Tools, Internet Options, Advanced Tab, uncheck 'Enable
Page Transitions' under the 'Browsing' section

it stopped immediately and hasn't been back.

Sometimes it is spyware issue.


Thanks buddy!! It really works

Once Again Thank you Very Much

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Salut pour tous le monde et bien voila la solution de cette message
veuillez cliquer en haute sur la bande jaune de la page du web et
télècharger le fichier qui repare IE7 .et merci pour tous....!
http://www.22522.com/vb/redirector.p...XP-x86-enu.exe


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Rober wrote:

Same situation and solved by removing Java 6 updates 7 & 16. I kept Java
6 update 15.

You think sqwk77 is still monitoring that 3-year old thread?