ANY HISTORY of what lead up to the issue would be helpful.
Bob
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Using Windows98.Error message reads:
Explorer caused an invalid page fault in module<unknown> at 0000:026e29cl.A second message follows: An error has occured in Internet explorer.IE will now close.If you continue to experience problems please restart your computer.
Please advise.
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Just playing with the words.
You've found your issue. Almost ALL such accelerators are buggy.
Eject it with the baggage it came with. What baggage? Spyware, Adware, Pest, Parasites and more. I find machine perform better without.
Bob
I occationally have a similar problem. It is most likely the fault of my ISP's (earthlink) Accelerator (basically it's Propel) which can be turned off. I leave it on though because most of the time it does help speed up my dial-up connection and the occurance of this problem is not often. If this accelerator caused this "page fault" often, I would surely disable it because restarts take up time also. If I were on a high speed connection of some type, I would surely not use this type of program. Maybe these items are something Chiefyuk should consider.
Thank you all for your suggestions and offers of help.
Please use the following link instead http://www.onspeed.com/downloads/onspeed_7daytrial.exe, which solve the issue you are experiancing