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DNforum.com crashes my IE

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crazyd

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I often access Dnforum.com from the library where they are running IE (Internet Explorer) 6.0.2900.2180 and IE crashes upon attempting to login

This happens all the time, I have to move to another computer until eventually I get get on DNforum without IE crashing

There must be some script running that is causing this.

Anyone else experience this?
 
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Nope working fine on my end.
 
It's something to look into though....it crashes most of the computer's (about 30 stations) IE at the library where I often access the Net.
 
This happens to me as well when I am not on my computer. I login, then it freezes and I have to end task... however after a few attempts I can somehow get in...
 
Can you see if it freezes if you have the Who Visited Today box collapsed. It will save the collapsed setting and you can re-login.

Just asking because it used to cause it to freeze on me.
 
maybe remove the who visited box and put on seperate page? Would be really great :)
 
hi all,

well, i have come across stuff like this before, not much to do other that have a look at the profile settings, if it locks down certain IE areas, it might be the problem. Try adding this domain to safe sites etc.

gotta try everything in theese cases
 
Sounds like you need to clean your disk cache.

Good riddance.
 
This is not happening on my personal computer, I am talking about some 30 stations at a library.
 
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