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Question on "iexplore count" registry entry
Hi everyone,
I'm currently troubleshooting web application slowness issue that seems to be sporadic among the user base. In comparing as "good" machine with a "bad" machine, one interesting difference I noticed was that the DWORD values for the following registry entries were consistently higher:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER Software Microsoft Windows CurrentVersion Ext Stats {"CLSID"} iexplore Count
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So for instance, the DWORD value for count on the bad machine would be something like "1" whereas on the good machine, it would be "5".
This is consistent for all of the CLSIDs. Could there be anything to this / could someone explain what the count entry is? Closest thing I could find were some references to it being related to activex. The machines are also running IE9 BTW.
Thanks in advance
I'm currently troubleshooting web application slowness issue that seems to be sporadic among the user base. In comparing as "good" machine with a "bad" machine, one interesting difference I noticed was that the DWORD values for the following registry entries were consistently higher:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER Software Microsoft Windows CurrentVersion Ext Stats {"CLSID"} iexplore Count
--------------------------
So for instance, the DWORD value for count on the bad machine would be something like "1" whereas on the good machine, it would be "5".
This is consistent for all of the CLSIDs. Could there be anything to this / could someone explain what the count entry is? Closest thing I could find were some references to it being related to activex. The machines are also running IE9 BTW.
Thanks in advance
ASKER
Slowness in a proprietary web based application running on a user workstation via IE. The hosted app side looks ok, so the issue would appear to be localized to the workstation level. The one difference i can readily see is in those reg values, so I was curious as to what they were.
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Ended up being an issue with a problematic security patch in IE9. We backed that off and all is good.
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Is this related to downloads?
If it is downloads maybe this is your solution.
http://support2.microsoft.com/kb/282402