[quote=rburtnick;526467]Temporary Solution...

1. Start IE7 using Start->Run iexplore.exe -nohome -extoff
2. Right click on the toolbar area and tick Menu Bar if its disabled
2. Tools->Options->Advanced->Security->Disable Phishing Filter

Exactly! This did the job.

I was going to ask whether to say "yes" or "no" to the Navcancl prompt. I finally tried "yes" but it didn't make any difference in outcome (IE disappeared.) Well, no difference that I could see ... which is why I kept looking for that to be addressed ... never saw it discussed here or elsewhere.

It really is amazing how often I get to spend weeks of my time just to get things to work. (and I've been doing this stuff since CPM days) I miss DOS.

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I have just fixed this problem in my computer. I simply went to Control Panel, Programs (Uninstall a Program), View Installed Updates, and uninstalled all security updates for microsoft windows. After that I re-start the computer, clicked at internet explorer and worked again.

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Hi,
Has your Temporary Internet Files folder been moved?
- - -
Posted by Tony on May 11, 2007
If you use Vista and have a similar kinda issue of latest KB931768, which
cause IE7 stopped working with a popping up window, indicating some navcancl
& ieframe.dll related issue, you may follow my instruction to fix that. IMO,
this issue is caused by a non-default temporary internet files' folder.

0. Check my previous thread to see if you have the same issue as I had.
http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/com...=en-us&m=1&p=1

1.Maybe you need to change the folder options in control panel -> folder
options and turn off those hiding system & hidden files related settings.

2. Access control panel -> internet options -> general->history section->
settings, to see if your Temporary Internet Files folder is in its default
folder. The default folder should be like :
C:\Users\%USER_NAME%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windo ws\Temporary Internet
Files (default folder may vary in WindowsXP)

3. If it is not in a default folder format, change it to
C:\Users\%YOUR_USER_NAME%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\ Windows\. IE7 will
automatically copy the temp files to
C:\Users\%YOUR_USER_NAME%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\ Windows\Temporary Internet
Files by restarting windows.

4. Reapply the KB931768 patch ,if you have uninstalled it and turn on your
phishing filer. Restart IE7 to see if it works.
- - -
Hope this helps,
Don
[MS MVP- IE]

"jvoric" <jvoric.325wk1@no-mx.tabletquestions.com> wrote in message
news:jvoric.325wk1@no-mx.tabletquestions.com...
>
> HI ALL, I WONDER IF THERE'S ANYONE THAT CAN HELP ME OUT HERE?
> SANTA BROUGHT ME A NEW LAPTOP TODAY WITH VISTA HP INSTALLED. NOW, I
> UPDATED WINDOZE AND NOW I CANNOT GET IE TO LOAD UP. I GET THE MUCH
> MENTIONED NAVCANCL & IEFRAME.DLL SECURITY WARNING. I HAVE TRIED ALL THE
> METHODS DESCRIBED THAT I HAVE FOUND ON'TINERNET INCLUDING THIS FORUM.
> VERY INTERESTING AND HELPFULL BUT ALAS NO RESOLUTION. EVEN IE DOESN'T
> START USING Run iexplore.exe -nohome -extoff I DID MANAGE TO INSTALL
> FIREFOX BROWSER USING MY OTHER VISTA DESKTOP PC NETWORK CONNECTION SO I
> THOUGHT THE PROBLEM WAS BYPASSED BUT I CANNOT EVEN INSTALL NORTON
> INTERNET SECURITY AS THIS FLAGS UP SECURITY WARNINGS TOO. ANYONE GOT
> ANY MORE IDEAS? CHEERS:CONFUSED:
>
>
> jvoric

Hi, Thanks for your reply. I have checked the TIF and it is in the correct place. I have however taken the extreme step of completely re-installing Vista as the machine was only taken out of the box today I have lost nothing(except if you count the hours I've wasted on it during today). Reinstalling Vista has solved the problem so far. I have been able to install Norton internet security and open IE without fault and the machine just "feels" better now.if you follow what i mean? When i first switched on the machine out of the box several errors occurred,can;t remember what they were now but I do wonder if they were the start of my previous problems.BUT as it stands right now I have not re-Activated Phishing filter nor have I re-installed any Windoze updates yet and feel a little aprehensive in doing so.
Maybe i should consider NOT installing the KB931768 patch. This is a very strange situation indeed as i have a Dell desktop PC running VistaHP which was purchased earlier this year and that has the KB931768 patch installed and runs absolutely fine.(fingers crossed). I also very surprised that MS have not yet issued a fix for this problem.

Hi,
The issue with KB931768 only affected users who had moved the Temporary
Internet Files folder, IIRC.

You might try installing updates in chronological order- 5 or 6 at a time
and critical updates only (this round) with a restart after 5 or 6.

There will also probably be unnecessary programs installed by the
manufacturer, loading at startup, which could be disabled.

Don
[MS MVP- IE]

"jvoric" <jvoric.3269j4@no-mx.tabletquestions.com> wrote in message
news:jvoric.3269j4@no-mx.tabletquestions.com...
>
> Hi, Thanks for your reply. I have checked the TIF and it is in the
> correct place. I have however taken the extreme step of completely
> re-installing Vista as the machine was only taken out of the box today
> I have lost nothing(except if you count the hours I've wasted on it
> during today). Reinstalling Vista has solved the problem so far. I have
> been able to install Norton internet security and open IE without fault
> and the machine just "feels" better now.if you follow what i mean? When
> i first switched on the machine out of the box several errors
> occurred,can;t remember what they were now but I do wonder if they were
> the start of my previous problems.BUT as it stands right now I have not
> re-Activated Phishing filter nor have I re-installed any Windoze
> updates yet and feel a little aprehensive in doing so.
> Maybe i should consider NOT installing the KB931768 patch. This is a
> very strange situation indeed as i have a Dell desktop PC running
> VistaHP which was purchased earlier this year and that has the KB931768
> patch installed and runs absolutely fine.(fingers crossed). I also very
> surprised that MS have not yet issued a fix for this problem.
>
> jvoric

"Don Varnau" <don_04[at]varnau[dot]org> wrote in message
news:OR6zwT0RIHA.536@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
> Hi,
> Has your Temporary Internet Files folder been moved?
> - - -
> Posted by Tony on May 11, 2007
> If you use Vista and have a similar kinda issue of latest KB931768, which
> cause IE7 stopped working with a popping up window, indicating some
navcancl
> & ieframe.dll related issue, you may follow my instruction to fix that.
IMO,
> this issue is caused by a non-default temporary internet files' folder.
>
> 0. Check my previous thread to see if you have the same issue as I had.
>
http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/com...=en-us&m=1&p=1
>
> 1.Maybe you need to change the folder options in control panel -> folder
> options and turn off those hiding system & hidden files related settings.
>
> 2. Access control panel -> internet options -> general->history section->
> settings, to see if your Temporary Internet Files folder is in its default
> folder. The default folder should be like :
> C:\Users\%USER_NAME%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windo ws\Temporary Internet
> Files (default folder may vary in WindowsXP)
>
> 3. If it is not in a default folder format, change it to
> C:\Users\%YOUR_USER_NAME%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\ Windows\. IE7 will
> automatically copy the temp files to
> C:\Users\%YOUR_USER_NAME%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\ Windows\Temporary
Internet
> Files by restarting windows.
>
> 4. Reapply the KB931768 patch ,if you have uninstalled it and turn on your
> phishing filer. Restart IE7 to see if it works.
> - - -

> "jvoric" <jvoric.325wk1@no-mx.tabletquestions.com> wrote in message
> news:jvoric.325wk1@no-mx.tabletquestions.com...
> >
> > HI ALL, I WONDER IF THERE'S ANYONE THAT CAN HELP ME OUT HERE?
> > SANTA BROUGHT ME A NEW LAPTOP TODAY WITH VISTA HP INSTALLED. NOW, I
> > UPDATED WINDOZE AND NOW I CANNOT GET IE TO LOAD UP. I GET THE MUCH
> > MENTIONED NAVCANCL & IEFRAME.DLL SECURITY WARNING. I HAVE TRIED ALL THE
> > METHODS DESCRIBED THAT I HAVE FOUND ON'TINERNET INCLUDING THIS FORUM.
> > VERY INTERESTING AND HELPFULL BUT ALAS NO RESOLUTION. EVEN IE DOESN'T
> > START USING Run iexplore.exe -nohome -extoff I DID MANAGE TO INSTALL
> > FIREFOX BROWSER USING MY OTHER VISTA DESKTOP PC NETWORK CONNECTION SO I
> > THOUGHT THE PROBLEM WAS BYPASSED BUT I CANNOT EVEN INSTALL NORTON
> > INTERNET SECURITY AS THIS FLAGS UP SECURITY WARNINGS TOO. ANYONE GOT
> > ANY MORE IDEAS? CHEERS:CONFUSED:
> >

Fix for res://ieframe.dll/dnserror.html# is related to
MS Update KB942615. Turns on Microsoft Firewall and
I already had Trend Micro firewall on. Turned of one
firewall and then got stuck in loop of being redirected
to "RunOnce Microsoft web site every time I first ran
IE7. The RunOnce page had error so it never completedit registry changes. I had to make them as follows:

in HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Software/Microsoft/Internet Explorer/Main - add entries:

"RunOnceComplete" = dword:00000001
"RunOnceHasShown" = dword:00000001

You are then redirected to yet another Microsoft
web site to take a Tour of the new features of IE7.
Additional changes to your registry will be made my this web site when you finish the tour. I made the mistake of not allowing these changes when Spybot warned me and had to take the Tour again. Thank You
Microsoft for the tour from res://frame.dll/serror.html# to RunOnce Hell and back again!

Tom

I had tried all of the following:
1.) Disable Phishing
2.) Making sure that I was the administrator
3.) Downloaded FireFox
To no avail. So, I downloaded IE 8.0 Beta and all went away.

From

exceldreamwriters I hope it helps!