When browsing on the internet the window suddenly closes with a messge `there has been an error. why?

Answer 1

Could be shortage of memory. Try closing some windows.

Answer 2

Translation:
This error may occur when you try to start Microsoft Internet Explorer. If you click the Click Here link at the bottom of the message box, you may see error signature information similar to the following:

Iexplore.exe 6.0.2800.1106 Mo030414s.dll 1.0.0.0 000294cc

NOTE: The signature may list one of the following files instead of the mo030414s.dll file:


M030106shop.dll
M030206pohs.dll
Mdefshop.dll
Moaa030425s.dll
Moz030715s.dll


A BHO (browser helper object) in combination with your current user rights causes this error. The BHO is trying to modify certain system files and Windows Registry entries. However, the BHO is unable to modify these files because you must have administrative rights to do so. When you log on using a limited user account, the BHO is unable to access these files and in turn produces the error. Some common BHO programs associated with this error are BuyersPort, Morpheus, Morpheus Shopping Club, and WURLD Shopping Community.

Solution:
In order to resolve this error, you must remove the BHO from your computer. Look for one of the programs mentioned above in the Add/Remove Programs option of the Control Panel. For more information about removing each individual program, contact the manufacturer of that program.

Itâ€â„¢s also a good idea to run an antivirus and antispyware program at this time to remove any other unwelcome software from your system.

Source: Microsoft Knowledge Base Article ID 831432

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Answer 3

IF YOU HAVE A SATALITE
The i-net over ran the processor and wireless network making an error you might have to many programs up at one time don't worry it happens to everyone just get back into the site if it happens a lot you need a newer PC, you need an upgrade or you have a virus on your PC you need a differnet i-net connection

FOR PHONE LINES
The site is faster than the phone line over running the PC. You might have to many programs running at one time over running the processer. Just get back into the site. Don't worry it happens to everyone just get back into the site if it happens a lot you need a newer PC, you need an upgrade or you have a virus on your PC or different i-net connection

FOR DSL
If you have this problem with DSL it's because you have to many programs. don't worry it happens to everyone just get back into the site if it happens a lot you need a newer PC, you need an upgrade or you have a virus on your PC
A virus is something that get's into your PC and destroys. You lose info and it causes it to malfuction. There isn't really a way to get rid of it. But you can prevent it by get a program. Get Nortan Anti-Virus. That the brand I get. I think it's $55 for a year. But it will help you out.

PC stands for personal computer

i-net is my own short-term for internet

processor is the "brains" or your PC it allows info to pass through it. faster processor means faster computing like people 12year olds can think faster than 90 year olds.

I-net connection means different ways if getting i-net the main three are, DLS (the cheapest and the fastest), Satalite, (Slower than DSL and the most expensive), Phone line. (Slowest of all. The cost is in between.

Answer 4

You have Windows 2000 with Service Pack 4 installed or Windows XP with Service Pack 1 or 2 installed. You also have had installed either automatically via Automatic Updates or via another method, the Microsoft security patch MS06-042. The first release version of this update caused problems with IE's HTTP handling code. They have released a new version of this update which can be downloaded from

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/ms06-042.mspx

Hope this works for you.

Answer 5

Because there is an error and Internet Explorer needs to close.

If you get it repeatedly, there's a screw up somewhere in the system...

But that's not new for buggy Microsoft software

Answer 6

It sounds that you had accidentally delete some files in system, just reinstall your windows. Browsing again to check whether do this happen again...

Answer 7

you should try reinstalling or updating internet explorer, you won't lose any of your bookmarks, links, cookies, history etc.

Answer 8

Well, if that's the case, shut down your computer. I am sure, it will be OK.

Answer 9

depends on your program, but most likely you are missing drivers or something.