Yahoo Browser and Dr.Watson Postmortem debugger -anyone else having problems?

Question

Each time I close my e-mail, or "answers" a window opens saying "the Yahoo browser has encountered problems and needs to close - tell microsoft about this problem" - I click send report etc, then click close on the next 2 windows. Then another window opens and says "Dr Watson Postmortem debugger has encountered problems and needs to close- tell microsoft about this problem" press report, then close the next two windows.

If I click for more details, it freezes up altogether, and I can only get out via ctrl,Alt,del.
When I come to close down the computer it gives me a "YBrowser.Exe" closing down window, inviting me to end programme - which it doesn't do until the "programme not responding window comes up and I then click "end prog".
It is annoying as it does it for every visit I have made to e-mail or answers during that session - taking a long time to shut down the computer.
It is only the Yahoo visits that cause this problem, everything else is fine.
Grateful for any suggestions

System restore hasn't worked. I am now trying answer 2 and will see what happens when \i close down - unfortunately the message came up when I loged in.

Answer 1

I think part of the problem is Yahoo is trying to upgrade too many things at once. They're still working on their home page, beta mail, photomail, and now they're trying to interface with Internet Explorer 7. Whew!! No wonder we mortals experience problems :-)

Suggest you try cleaning your system cache. You might have picked up a bad temporary file or cookie. Close all open programs so you're at your desktop. Click start > control panel > internet options. From the General Tab delete cookies, files (including offline content) and clear history. From the Content Tab click on AutoComplete then Clear Forms. Click OK until you're back at the desktop. Restart you computer and give it a try.

plrr

Answer 2

all i can tell you to do is to a system restore
it takes the computer back to a happier time
when it was running much better
first of all go to your start menu
then to programs
from here go to accressories
then to system tools
now go to system restore and click on it
a window should come up
click on next now you should see a calendar
pick a date when you computer was working well
shade it with your mouse then click next
the computer should do the rest
hope this will help
may God bless you

Answer 3

for the perfect 3 weeks been no longer something yet subject matters with the at&t mail run by ability of yahoo sever. can't ahead any mail as we talk, haven been in a position to replica and paste in my emails for 3 weeks.