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Internet Explorer System Fader Error (0x0eedfade) iexplorer.exe application error.

Hi all

I keep getting the above error in internet explorer.

I was getting the same problem with internet explorer 6 so I installed IE 7 to see if the problem went.

I have disabled windows errors by going to control panel/system/advanced/error reporting

Still no luck with that so im really struggling, IE just comes up with an error within 30 seconds of using it and has to close and so i can not use it.

Help would be highly appreciated

Aura

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war1

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auraorange

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Hi War1

thanks a lot for the feedback.

Before I try all of those things.

I searched for this problem in EE before posting my question

someone suggested to go to display/click appearance then disable fade options in my graphics settings.

Would this possibly be a link to the problem?

Thanks

Aura

war1

auraorange,

Yes, you can try that option first.

1. Display Properties > Effects > uncheck Fade Effect
2. Uncheck Auto Restart in properties My Computer
3. Delete cookies/temp files at start up

jalilthe1

Hi

It seems to me there is a fault with the installation. Try uninstalling and installing it again. Also this might also help: https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/20492278/Java-JNI-C-and-a-Delphi-dll.html

Good Luck,
Jalilthe1

war1

auraorange,

We have not heard from you in awhile. Did any comment help you solve your problem? Do you have any more question? If an Expert helped you, please accept his/her answer above with an excellent or good grade.

Thanks, war1

jalilthe1

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auraorange

ASKER

Thanks for all the feedback.

of nearly all suggestions given I had tried most, however this is what I did and appears to have solved my problem...

"1. Disable Addons. If you have Windows XP SP2, go to Tools > Add-on Manager, and uncheck the addons."

So thank you WAR1 for your assistance this time.

Once again the EE experts have done it again!