[wallijonn]

It's 2.8M in size.

Tell me if you get a IMonTray closing error when you log out of your account after installing the patch.

 

[Elec]

LOL That's 2.8M, not 2.8G (just a slight difference)

 

[wallijonn]

That IMonTray problem is really starting to tick me off. You guys may want to wait awhile before installing this update. Nothing worse than having your browser become unresponsive after 10 minutes. Darn thing reminds me of the mem leakage in WME.

Well, it was easy enough removing Q867801. Everything is back to normal.

update:
Have spoken to some other techs and they are not having any problems. So my problem mat have to do with my Ferio FireWall.

Don't be afraid to update your IE. You'd be crazy not to (even if you use Fire Fox as your default browser).

 

[quke]

Ten minutes is fine when you use IE just for the Windows Update site.

*cough* firefox *cough*

Please don't let me flame you up. Sorry.

 

[spaceman]

Quote:

Originally Posted by quke Ten minutes is fine when you use IE just for the Windows Update site. *cough* firefox *cough* Please don't let me flame you up. Sorry.

Firefox is my primary browser, however, there are still a number of sites I cannot access without it crashing, especially my on-line banking site and one of my credit card companies. So for me, IE still has to be utilized.

 

[Welly Wu]

Spaceman:

I had that problem too. Here is how I solved the problem.

1. Uninstall Mozilla FireFox. Delete both the installation folder and your custom Mozilla FireFox personal folder in c:\documents and settings\Application Data\Mozilla\ and \Phoenix

2. Download Mozilla FireFox 0.92.

3. Install it.

4. Re-boot

5. Try your secure sites through Mozilla FireFox 0.92. It should allow you to log in and out without crashing.

 

[spaceman]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Welly Wu Spaceman: I had that problem too. Here is how I solved the problem. 1. Uninstall Mozilla FireFox. Delete both the installation folder and your custom Mozilla FireFox personal folder in c:\documents and settings\Application Data\Mozilla\ and \Phoenix 2. Download Mozilla FireFox 0.92. 3. Install it. 4. Re-boot 5. Try your secure sites through Mozilla FireFox 0.92. It should allow you to log in and out without crashing.

Thanks, but I have been running 0.92. It works fine with one financial site, but won't perform with two others. Like I said, I use it most of the time, but there are some sites out there that were built around IE, and only work with IE. Hopefully things will improve with new builds of Firefox.