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Do you know if there is any way for me to
I had Internet Explorer 11 set up with a few of my favorite add-ons,
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Before I upgraded to Windows 10, I was using Windows 7 with Internet Explorer 11
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ARGG!! I just clicked on the Date modified column to try to sort the results.I just upgraded to Windows 10 and I can't stand using the Edge browser. The datemodified: filter and the GUI presentation for the final result is somewhat appealing. Normally I would just use dir/a/b/s piped to a find or findstr and not be anywhere near as irritated by the "UX". without doing any of the irritating search as you type stuff).
Then I would just open it in Notepad.exe.īTW I just reminded myself of how much potential there would be in WS and how much more likely it would be for me to use it if they would just fix the performance issues! Or allow background searches to be created and executed if they can't beĭone any better than that (e.g. Make sure that your search options allow all files to be searched and all finds to be viewed. C:\) for name:report.wer YouĬan probably even modify your search with datemodified:today and possibly even add folder:~~iexplore to it. File Explorer can find them for you if you search your %SystemDrive% from the root (e.g. I originally thought they were all beingĬreated in %LocalAppData% but then I noticed some were also being created under %ProgramData% too. As for finding the Report.WER files I'm not sure. Unfortunately since they stopped giving us drwtsn32.log which used to do that for us always automatically you now need to break out the debugging tools.
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Then another case to test as a workaround is to elevate iexplore.exe in normal mode.Īs for the Stack Back Trace, I don't know how to set this up and preform this test nor how to inspect the Report.WER file? I disabled all add-on's but that didn't resolve the situation. Instead of a hypothetical "repair" which might not even change the actual problem cause.įirst, I tried the safe mode with networking and the internet explorer worked like a charm but back in normal mode it continued to fault. If not you could then resort to clean-boot troubleshooting Of modules which were loaded during the crash event by opening the relevant Report.WER file (detail which both Reliability Monitor and Windows Error Reporting in msinfo32.exe exclude).Īlso, if you have a way of reproducing your symptom try the same procedure first in No Add-ons mode (simplest) or in a safe mode boot (with Networking if necessary) and see if you can still reproduce it. A Stack Back Trace could help find out which modules were also involved (besides wininet.dll, the possible victim). System trace information was not specified in your CONFIG.SYS file, or tracing is disallowed.īut, more likely, there is interference in the calling path which creates that effect. Something strange is certainly happening. Report Id: a36b2ef5-43dd-4fbb-8117-dd66dcfbdf23įaulting package-relative application ID:Ĭ:\Program Files (x86)\Internet Explorer\IEXPLORE.EXE I went through the feature of turning off IE 11 restarting, then turning the IE 11 feature back on and that didn't work.īelow is a copy of the error from the event app!įaulting application name: IEXPLORE.EXE, version: 0.16412, time stamp: 0x55b99447įaulting module name: WININET.dll, version: 0.16515, time stamp: 0x55fa5104įaulting application start time: 0x01d11042269edd02įaulting application path: C:\Program Files (x86)\Internet Explorer\IEXPLORE.EXEįaulting module path: C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\WININET.dll Checking installed Updates revealed no IE 11 aka KB2841134!
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