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System last month through Microsoft automatic updates... apparently IE10 has some bugs.Anyway, I saw that Internet Explorer was not coming up to show the normal Options dialog produced by GenoPro report generator.So I reverted back to IE9 and Report Generator works again! Maybe Microsoft will fix the bug in IE10, but for now, use IE9.Here is how to uninstall IE10 and revert back to IE9: IE 10To remove IE 10 from Windows 7 (and automatically reinstall IE 9):Click Start > Control Panel > Programs > Uninstall a Program. Select the option to View Installed Windows updates. Select the update labeled for Internet Explorer 10, right-click and select Uninstall.After a reboot, your IE 9 will be restored.And to block the update from installing IE10 again: run MS Updates in manual and deselect the IE10 Upgrade each time.Cheers. Edited: Sunday, April 14, 2013 by amfonda genome Posted Sunday, April 14, 2013 - Post #31657 Legendary Master AdministratorsCustomersImportant ContributorsFamilyTrees.GenoPro.comGenoPro version: 3.1.0.1 Last Login: 2 hours ago Posts: 3,407, Visits: 26,275 Well I am not surprised that once again a new release of IE has thrown up issues, given it's pretty abysmal track record!I would be interested to know if the latest Narrative Report Config Parameters dialog runs OK with IE 10. Hopefully the switch to HTA rather than the IE ActiveX control means it does. I intend to move the Config Params dialog in other reports to HTA in due course but of course you can turn off the dialog and avoid IE all together by setting the checkbox under the 'Generate Report 'Options' tab. 'lego audio video erro ergo disco' or "I read, I listen, I watch, I make mistakes, therefore I learn" Nand Posted Monday, April 15, 2013 - Post #31662 Famous Writer CustomersFamilyTrees.GenoPro.comGenoPro version: 3.1.0.1 Last Login: Thursday, February 27, 2025 Posts: 475, Visits: 3,229 I just did a few tests on a Windows 7 system with IE10.Both English Narrative Report versions 2013.02.17 (using the previous parameter settings form) and 2013.04.08 (using the new, tabbed layout) work OK for me.The Export to Gedcom 2013.03.19 also runs OK.

When IE does this it is usually due to an outdated plug-in or a problematic plug-in. On the affected machine, go to Start > All Programs > Accessories > System Tools and choose "Internet Explorer (No Add-ons)" and see if it continues to act up. If it does not, it's an add-on problem. Provided that is the case, with Internet Explorer open, do the following:Click on the Gear Icon on the top right corner of the IE Window by the Minimize, Maximize and Close buttons. Go to Internet Options. Choose the Programs Tab, and then click Manage Add-ons. In the Add-on Window, make sure the window is set to display All Add-ons, not just the loaded ones. From here, provide a screenshot of the list of add-ons you see. To take a screenshot, see this page: . Make sure the screenshots show the Add-on version numbers. You can also post up the Add-on name and Version number if you do not wish to take screenshots. The Add-on Window can be resized.You can upload the photos in a ZIP File to a site such as Mediafire and link the download address toIf IE does NOT work normally even in No Add-ons mode, you can remove Internet Explorer 9 by visiting the Control Panel, clicking Programs, and then clicking "View Installed updates." In the Installed Updates section, locate Internet Explorer 9 and press Remove to restore Internet Explorer 8 or Internet Explorer 7 (whichever you had previously) back into the system. IE9 is classified as an update to Internet Explorer so it should be located in that list. Failing THAT, run System Restore to the moment just before Internet Explorer 9 was installed.

January 7, 2015, 7:59am 1 We have a problem with IE9. On a few machine (Win 7 32 bit) there is an error“Internet Explorer has Stopped Working…”I have tried to reset IE settings, clear cache and do sfc /scannow command as well.But still problem didn’t solve. Any idea how to fix this? Antonio1984 (Antonio1984) January 7, 2015, 8:15am 2 Try to start IE in safe mode. If it works, check all the add-ons that are running, de-select all and go on a one-by-one basis until you find the guilty one.If it still doesn’t work, upgrade IE, if you can do that. I have found the problem is causing by ieframe.dll file. Now I want to know if this is related to frameworks updates and how to fix this file. v-s (V_S) January 7, 2015, 8:53am 4 nicolaslang (Nicolas1847) January 7, 2015, 9:13am 5 Had the same problem a few days ago.It was only on IE9 and with the KB3008923 installed on some computers;Check if this KB is here, then uninstall it. baldanders (Thomas7884) January 7, 2015, 9:31am 6 same problem here, we upgraded everyone to IE 10 to resolve Thanks Nicolas I have done uninstall of this KB3008923 update and seem to work fine now. Thank you very much. I had the same issue at a client site; removed the KB in question, and the issue persists. Event viewer is listing the same ieframe.dll error, so i’ll check into the links listed above. wrx7m (wRx7M) January 13, 2015, 12:15am 9 Same problem here. Thanks for posting. I had two users complain to me about it last Friday (1-9-15). The strange thing is that no updates were installed the night before or even the week before. So I upgraded to IE11, which seems to have fixed it, at least for one user since Friday night and the second user a few hours ago. At the time I fixed it for the second user, two other users complained and a 3rd was not around. They are the last 3 on IE9 so I am just going to upgrade them.I was holding off on upgrading them because all 5 of them use a banking site that has some strange requirements with regards to crystal reports and check scanning directly into the site. Fortunately, it works when you use compatibility mode so the rest get the upgrade now. One less thing to worry about.I

February 4, 2004, 5:58pm 1 I just installed ver 4 and really like it, but there’s a major problem I’m having. Whenever I launch IE 6.0 a window pops up saying that IE needs to close down. It also gives me the option to send a report to Microsoft. I stopped the script monitor part of Avast and now IE works fine. Just pausing it doesn’t solve the problem. I’ve even reinstalled Avast with only Explorer and Systray running in the task list to avoid conflicts with other programs. The only way I’m able to even be on this forum is because I had to unistall Avast. I’m using Win98 ver 4.10.1998 with 369 M of RAM.Please help. system February 4, 2004, 6:25pm 2 Do you have any other AV currently on your system besides Avast?Douglas system February 4, 2004, 8:37pm 3 I did have PC-cillin, but I uninstalled it prior to installing Avast. Mac February 4, 2004, 8:39pm 4 do you ahve all of the updates to IE? system February 9, 2004, 6:50pm 5 Guys, thanks for the help. I updated my IE, repaired IE, ran a system check with Norton Utilities, and disk doctored all my HDs. Avast script monitor worked just fine after reinstalling it. However, my original problem was somewhat a moot point, because I plan on using the free home version, which doesn’t allow script monitoring anyways. system February 11, 2004, 1:47pm 6 HiI strongly recommend you to upgrade to Windows 2000/XP.Support for older windows

Exist!)Any ideas? #4 PS: The fix listed in the Post just above mine, won't work ... IE 8 isn't listed. Will it magically appear if I uninstall IE 9??Thanks. Feb 10, 2006 11,442 2 49,065 #5 If you upgraded from 8 to 9, you need to uninstall 9 to get 8 back. #6 I've done that once - but will try again! Thank you for responding to my question. #7 Whether you can install IE8 on your computer depends on whether your IE9 was preinstalled when you bought your computer as an update, or whether it is a native IE9.If it was installed as an update to IE8, use the following procedure:Click the Start button , type Programs and Features in the search box, and then click View installed updates in the left pane.Under Uninstall an update, scroll down to the Microsoft Windows section.Right-click Windows Internet Explorer 9, click Uninstall, and then, when prompted, click Yes.Then click one of the following: Restart now (to finish the process of uninstalling Internet Explorer 9, and restore the previous version of Internet Explorer).Restart later (to wait until you shut down or restart your computer).You computer should then revert back to IE8 automatically after you reboot.However, if IE9 was not installed as an update to IE8, you can only make it work temporarily in IE8 mode by pressing F12 in IE9 to bring up the developer tools. and selecting IE8 under Browser Mode. Try the first method first. Then you will know how your

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