Internet Explorer 8 problem

when I start the IE app, i noticed that it was sluggish; i then realized when
looking at the Windows Task Manager window that there were 2 "iexplore.exe"
activated even though there is only one IE window showing on the screen.

I've run the chkdsk tool but it did not correct the problem.

Any advice is appreciated.

thanks

Roadstar1963 wrote:

when I start the IE app, i noticed that it was sluggish; i then realized when
looking at the Windows Task Manager window that there were 2 "iexplore.exe"
activated even though there is only one IE window showing on the screen.

I've run the chkdsk tool but it did not correct the problem.

Any advice is appreciated.

thanks

http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/200...liability.aspx
http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/200...d-ie-lcie.aspx

Roadstar1963 wrote:

when I start the IE app, i noticed that it was sluggish; i then realized when
looking at the Windows Task Manager window that there were 2 "iexplore.exe"
activated even though there is only one IE window showing on the screen.

I've run the chkdsk tool but it did not correct the problem.

Any advice is appreciated.

thanks

http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/200...liability.aspx
http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/200...d-ie-lcie.aspx

You can have several in task manager if you start IE and then minimize the
screen then start IE and minimize etc.
"Roadstar1963" wrote in message
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when I start the IE app, i noticed that it was sluggish; i then realized
when
looking at the Windows Task Manager window that there were 2
"iexplore.exe"
activated even though there is only one IE window showing on the screen.

I've run the chkdsk tool but it did not correct the problem.

Any advice is appreciated.

thanks

You can have several in task manager if you start IE and then minimize the
screen then start IE and minimize etc.
"Roadstar1963" wrote in message
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when I start the IE app, i noticed that it was sluggish; i then realized
when
looking at the Windows Task Manager window that there were 2
"iexplore.exe"
activated even though there is only one IE window showing on the screen.

I've run the chkdsk tool but it did not correct the problem.

Any advice is appreciated.

thanks

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You can have several in task manager if you start IE and then
minimize the screen then start IE and minimize etc.
"Roadstar1963" wrote in
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when I start the IE app, i noticed that it was sluggish; i then
realized when
looking at the Windows Task Manager window that there were 2
"iexplore.exe"
activated even though there is only one IE window showing on the
screen. I've run the chkdsk tool but it did not correct the problem.

Any advice is appreciated.

thanks

I've noticed that; good to have it verified. IMO it's not the cause of the
sluggishness though. My first install of IE8 was very sluggish too, with
some irritating pauses here & there. A remove/reinstall did no good; same
results.
Someone said not to use the Updates download, go and download it
separately. I did, and have been quite happy with it since.
No idea whether coincidence or fact, but ... it worked at least in this
case.

Twayne
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tomorrow's yesterday
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In ,
Unknown typed:
You can have several in task manager if you start IE and then
minimize the screen then start IE and minimize etc.
"Roadstar1963" wrote in
message news
when I start the IE app, i noticed that it was sluggish; i then
realized when
looking at the Windows Task Manager window that there were 2
"iexplore.exe"
activated even though there is only one IE window showing on the
screen. I've run the chkdsk tool but it did not correct the problem.

Any advice is appreciated.

thanks

I've noticed that; good to have it verified. IMO it's not the cause of the
sluggishness though. My first install of IE8 was very sluggish too, with
some irritating pauses here & there. A remove/reinstall did no good; same
results.
Someone said not to use the Updates download, go and download it
separately. I did, and have been quite happy with it since.
No idea whether coincidence or fact, but ... it worked at least in this
case.

Twayne
--
--
We've already reached
tomorrow's yesterday
but we're still far away from
yesterday's tomorrow.

Roadstar1963 wrote:
when I start the IE app, i noticed that it was sluggish; i then realized when
looking at the Windows Task Manager window that there were 2 "iexplore.exe"
activated even though there is only one IE window showing on the screen.

I've run the chkdsk tool but it did not correct the problem.

Any advice is appreciated.

thanks

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Roadstar1963 wrote:
when I start the IE app, i noticed that it was sluggish; i then realized when
looking at the Windows Task Manager window that there were 2 "iexplore.exe"
activated even though there is only one IE window showing on the screen.

I've run the chkdsk tool but it did not correct the problem.

Any advice is appreciated.

thanks

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The web page http://www.ms-mvp.org/ uses Godaddy's stealth
frame-redirection to redirect you to:
http://pcbutts1.com/downloads/tools/tools.htm


Check out “pcbutts� using your favorite search engine.


Can you really trust someone like this? Do you really want to download
his software and/or follow his advice?

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I downloaded and installed it. Never once had a problem with it.
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You can have several in task manager if you start IE and then
minimize the screen then start IE and minimize etc.
"Roadstar1963" wrote in
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when I start the IE app, i noticed that it was sluggish; i then
realized when
looking at the Windows Task Manager window that there were 2
"iexplore.exe"
activated even though there is only one IE window showing on the
screen. I've run the chkdsk tool but it did not correct the problem.

Any advice is appreciated.

thanks

I've noticed that; good to have it verified. IMO it's not the cause of
the sluggishness though. My first install of IE8 was very sluggish too,
with some irritating pauses here & there. A remove/reinstall did no good;
same results.
Someone said not to use the Updates download, go and download it
separately. I did, and have been quite happy with it since.
No idea whether coincidence or fact, but ... it worked at least in this
case.

Twayne
--
--
We've already reached
tomorrow's yesterday
but we're still far away from
yesterday's tomorrow.

I downloaded and installed it. Never once had a problem with it.
"Twayne" wrote in message
...
In ,
Unknown typed:
You can have several in task manager if you start IE and then
minimize the screen then start IE and minimize etc.
"Roadstar1963" wrote in
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when I start the IE app, i noticed that it was sluggish; i then
realized when
looking at the Windows Task Manager window that there were 2
"iexplore.exe"
activated even though there is only one IE window showing on the
screen. I've run the chkdsk tool but it did not correct the problem.

Any advice is appreciated.

thanks

I've noticed that; good to have it verified. IMO it's not the cause of
the sluggishness though. My first install of IE8 was very sluggish too,
with some irritating pauses here & there. A remove/reinstall did no good;
same results.
Someone said not to use the Updates download, go and download it
separately. I did, and have been quite happy with it since.
No idea whether coincidence or fact, but ... it worked at least in this
case.

Twayne
--
--
We've already reached
tomorrow's yesterday
but we're still far away from
yesterday's tomorrow.

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when I start the IE app, i noticed that it was sluggish; i then
realized when
looking at the Windows Task Manager window that there were 2
"iexplore.exe"
activated even though there is only one IE window showing on the
screen. I've run the chkdsk tool but it did not correct the problem.

Any advice is appreciated.

thanks



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We've already reached
tomorrow's yesterday
but we're still far away from
yesterday's tomorrow.

In ,
The Real Truth MVP typed:
Try my FixIE Tool. Download it here http://www.ms-mvp.org/

Newbies bewa
Ahh, PCBUTTS the imposter, pirate and psycho raises its filthy, ugly head
again. IGNORE this non-souled being. Only an idiot would run a sig such as
his, which is to not trust trustworthy posters to this group. A post from
this entity is NEVER worth reading as it and its posts have absolutely no
redeeming factors.

Twayne




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when I start the IE app, i noticed that it was sluggish; i then
realized when
looking at the Windows Task Manager window that there were 2
"iexplore.exe"
activated even though there is only one IE window showing on the
screen. I've run the chkdsk tool but it did not correct the problem.

Any advice is appreciated.

thanks



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tomorrow's yesterday
but we're still far away from
yesterday's tomorrow.

Why did you assume that chkdsk would have any effect at all on the problem?
It's no surprise at all that it had no effect. Is it still sluggish if you
run it without ad-ons?

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"Roadstar1963" wrote in message
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when I start the IE app, i noticed that it was sluggish; i then realized
when
looking at the Windows Task Manager window that there were 2
"iexplore.exe"
activated even though there is only one IE window showing on the screen.

I've run the chkdsk tool but it did not correct the problem.

Any advice is appreciated.

thanks

Why did you assume that chkdsk would have any effect at all on the problem?
It's no surprise at all that it had no effect. Is it still sluggish if you
run it without ad-ons?

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"Roadstar1963" wrote in message
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when I start the IE app, i noticed that it was sluggish; i then realized
when
looking at the Windows Task Manager window that there were 2
"iexplore.exe"
activated even though there is only one IE window showing on the screen.

I've run the chkdsk tool but it did not correct the problem.

Any advice is appreciated.

thanks