I have Windows XP Home Edition and have multiple users on the same machine.
Whenever one user is in Internet Explorer and another user logs in and tries
to go to internet explorer or windows explorer, they get a runtime error in
iexplore.exe. If everyone is logged in and not in IE, then it works fine.
Any ideas?
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GT

I have the same problem. Multiples users, fast switching, Windows XP
SP2 Media center, Mcafee. Only the first user on Internet explorer can
use it other users get a runtime error.

have uninstalled Google toolbar, that isnt it.
I think it might be something to do with Mcafee. I have other pc's
that this doesnt happen too.
or is it a security setting

I couldnt find any other references of this until I found this
newsgroup and sine ive seen other users with the same problen, just
need a fix or solution now

GT wrote:
> I have Windows XP Home Edition and have multiple users on the same machine.
> Whenever one user is in Internet Explorer and another user logs in and tries
> to go to internet explorer or windows explorer, they get a runtime error in
> iexplore.exe. If everyone is logged in and not in IE, then it works fine.
> Any ideas?
> --
> GT

I have the same problem. Multiples users, fast switching, Windows XP
SP2 Media center, Mcafee. Only the first user on Internet explorer can
use it other users get a runtime error.

have uninstalled Google toolbar, that isnt it.
I think it might be something to do with Mcafee. I have other pc's
that this doesnt happen too.
or is it a security setting

I couldnt find any other references of this until I found this
newsgroup and sine ive seen other users with the same problen, just
need a fix or solution now

GT wrote:
> I have Windows XP Home Edition and have multiple users on the same machine.
> Whenever one user is in Internet Explorer and another user logs in and tries
> to go to internet explorer or windows explorer, they get a runtime error in
> iexplore.exe. If everyone is logged in and not in IE, then it works fine.
> Any ideas?
> --
> GT

Yes !

If you have google tool bar installed - uninstall it via Start/control
panel/add or remove programs

If this still doesn’t work then uninstall McAfee and the problem
resolves.

It took me 6 hours of trawling chat rooms to work this out, and my
computer had only been out of the box 3 days !!!

And have now subscribed with Norton instead which works fine.

"GT" wrote:
> I have Windows XP Home Edition and have multiple users on the
> same machine.
> Whenever one user is in Internet Explorer and another user
> logs in and tries
> to go to internet explorer or windows explorer, they get a
> runtime error in
> iexplore.exe. If everyone is logged in and not in IE, then it
> works fine.
> Any ideas?
> --
> GT

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Yes !

If you have google tool bar installed - uninstall it via Start/control
panel/add or remove programs

If this still doesn’t work then uninstall McAfee and the problem
resolves.

It took me 6 hours of trawling chat rooms to work this out, and my
computer had only been out of the box 3 days !!!

And have now subscribed with Norton instead which works fine.

"GT" wrote:
> I have Windows XP Home Edition and have multiple users on the
> same machine.
> Whenever one user is in Internet Explorer and another user
> logs in and tries
> to go to internet explorer or windows explorer, they get a
> runtime error in
> iexplore.exe. If everyone is logged in and not in IE, then it
> works fine.
> Any ideas?
> --
> GT

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I went online with McAfee support and they gave me a resolution that fixed
this issue. The tech didn't take too long to come back with this so I
believe this is known.

Go into Internet Explorer, Manage Add-ons and disable the two entries for
McAfee Antiphishing. This resolved the issue on my Media Center PC. I don't
like having the Antiphishing off, but it is far better than uninstalling
McAfee.
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MD


"Ijusdunno" wrote:

> Yes !
>
> If you have google tool bar installed - uninstall it via Start/control
> panel/add or remove programs
>
> If this still doesn’t work then uninstall McAfee and the problem
> resolves.
>
> It took me 6 hours of trawling chat rooms to work this out, and my
> computer had only been out of the box 3 days !!!
>
> And have now subscribed with Norton instead which works fine.
>
> "GT" wrote:
> > I have Windows XP Home Edition and have multiple users on the
> > same machine.
> > Whenever one user is in Internet Explorer and another user
> > logs in and tries
> > to go to internet explorer or windows explorer, they get a
> > runtime error in
> > iexplore.exe. If everyone is logged in and not in IE, then it
> > works fine.
> > Any ideas?
> > --
> > GT
>
> --
> Posted at author's request, using fully moderated http://www.WinForumz.com/General-Dis...-forum-51.html interface
>