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if any one could help me with this i would be VERY grateful the computers ready for the dump.
There is normally 2 sometimes 3 Iexplore.exe's on the processes but im using firefox ???
they 'borrow' all the memory, 100,000k plus Nana-o
damn that's alot....


if no one here can help you i know a place where they helped me...


http://www.techsupportforums.com


they are helpful there
thanks i will check this out
i only just made this topic :D
J_G_ Wrote:thanks i will check this out
i only just made this topic :D

yeah i know im on top of spoon


lol good luck, but someone around here might be able to help, but i noticed UG don't come here any more....
I'll wait, see what you folks here can do.
now just my totally unrelated paf.prx problem :D
end process Hihi

why would there be iexplore if your not using it... double you tee eff Hmmm
*®$нд∂¥©* Wrote:lol good luck, but someone around here might be able to help, but i noticed UG don't come here any more....

he doesn't get on msn anymore either.. i don't know..

anyway i didnt see this thread till after i posted in the other thread so here this might help or it might not
http://endlessparadigm.com/forum/showthr...#pid102996
yeah sorry about that
well there are two different kinds of iexplore.exe...  one that's signed by microsoft and another that comes up as nothing or ??? or anything other then microsoft is probably spyware or a trojan of some kind....  run one of those online antivirus things if you don't have one and you should find out

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also if you said you removed IE altogether then run a search on your pc for iexplore.exe and erase everyone that comes up.. the real one is kept in the program files so if it says iexplore is in the system32 folder then trash it
Shouldn't be any of them, if you're not using internet explorer.

Is this temporary? or does it happen all the time?


If it happens every time you start up your computer, without doing something, then it's most likely a virus or something.
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