EUREKA!
Shawn you're an angel! The "Reset" button option in Internet Options >
Advanced tab for the x32 IE7 did the trick, it seems.
Thanks a lot! The start/crash/restart/crash every time I clicked a link, was
driving me crazy.
Wonder what caused it though. I checked the add-ons, and now there were
quite a lot more of them. Seems like the reset process disabled most of
them, though, and I'll just leave that, as it is.
Thanks again
Trond

"brink" <brink.2u70sf@no-mx.forums.net> wrote in message
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> Trond Ruud;393443 Wrote:[color=green]
>>
>> Thanks Shawn,
>> I disabled all of them (there were only 5 and 4 of those named
>> Microsoft as
>> author), but it seems that the Control Panel->Internet Options only
>> operated
>> on the 64-bits IE version add-ons, because the 32-bits IE7 crashed just
>> like
>> before, while I got a warning about some disabled add-on when starting
>> the
>> 64-bits. Strange thing, this! The 32-bits IE7 is now very busy
>> restarting
>> and recrashing automatically, all by itself. Seems a bit virusy this I
>> feel.
>> What do you think? But I have just finished scanning the whole machine
>> with
>> Kaspersky 7, and it didn't find anything fishy.
>> Trond Ruud[/color]
>
> Trond,
>
> The Control Panel's Internet Options should be for your default IE7
> browser. I see that you had it as the x32 IE7 for your defualt. Have
> you tried to do the "Reset" button option in Internet Options > Advanced
> tab for the x32 IE7 yet?
>
> I suppose it could be a Virus, but it seems more like a add-on gone
> afoul. Kaspersky 7 is a good AV, so I'm sure it would of caught it if
> there was one.
>
> Shawn
>
>
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