SysFader error in IE 7
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Posted 25 March 2008 - 04:00 PM
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#2
Posted 26 March 2008 - 05:17 AM
You have definitely Re-installed\Updated your Nvdia Drivers?.It's got nothing to do with nVidia card thingy
From reading your post one thing not tried so far is checking Adobe Shockwave flash Active X. Sometimes this can become corrupted or you may not have the latest version, so no harm checking.
Please go to Start >> Control Panel >> Add/Remove Programs and remove the following (if present):
Adobe Shockwave Player
Now navigate to Start >> My Computer >> Local Disk(C:\ or whatever your main hard-drive is designated) >> Double Click on the drive icon >> Windows >> Downloaded Program Files and remove the following (if present):
Adobe Shock.....
Next click Start >> Run and type cleanmgr in the box and press OK.
- Ensure the boxes for Temporary Files, Temporary Internet Files and Recycle Bin are checked.
- You can choose to check other boxes if you wish but they are not required.
- Click on OK then Yes.
- Now Reboot(restart) your computer.
When prompted to install Google Toolbar, I advice you decline, reason below:
If you have the Google Tool bar installed and running and or prompted to install as a third party add-on during a application installation, please be aware of this article. I have no wish to alarm you unduly, only point out a possible threat if using the toolbar for search related tasks.
My advice uninstall the application if already present on your system via Start >> Control Panel >> Add/Remove Programs but the choice remains yours to do so.
#3
Posted 26 March 2008 - 05:21 AM
Hi,
Sorry to hear of the problems with your machine...
I see you have posted exactly the same question on the Aumha forum and also on the Tech Support Guy forum.
Posting the same issues on multiple sites simultaneously, may seem like a good idea, but often ties up scarce resources available to the online community. The number of folks available, with the required mix of skills, knowledge and experience, is not unlimited, and tieing up maybe 3 people in responding to your question on 3 separate sites can't be an effective use of resource.
Whilst you are awaiting a response from the other sites, maybe you could try a System Restore back to a time before the problem presented itself, and see how you go.
Regards
paws
Edited by paws, 26 March 2008 - 05:23 AM.
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Posted 26 March 2008 - 05:39 AM
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Posted 26 March 2008 - 01:58 PM
#7
Posted 26 March 2008 - 02:21 PM
Try the following:
IE tools - Internet options- Advanced tab- Uncheck Enable page transitions under the browsing section.
Regards Abydos
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Posted 26 March 2008 - 05:30 PM
#9
Posted 26 March 2008 - 05:59 PM
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#10
Posted 26 March 2008 - 06:06 PM
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Posted 26 March 2008 - 06:09 PM
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Posted 26 March 2008 - 06:13 PM
#13
Posted 26 March 2008 - 07:38 PM
There is a thread here
http://beyondteck.bl...rexe-error.html
where someone says Spybot Search and Destroy 1.5 was causing the Sysfader error,
so i unstalled it, but no solution at Google Video.
Then this thread
http://www.wildersse.......4363&page=7
suggest a DIVX player was causing it, and by george, I had installed one from
Stage 6 (after much trepidation, but I searched it out and everybody said Stage 6 was kosher)
So i unstalled it and the uploader thing bundled with it. I was SURE that was
it, but still the error on GV.
and that same thread, someone solved the problem by replacing the "msjava.dll"
so I deleted that, and reinstalled a new one I got from dll-files.com
but still the problem on Google Video.
Then searching for Nvidia on my pc, I found a bunch of keys with RegSeeker associated
with "GeForce4MX 440-SE" but I ain't got a clue what that is. I went to Nvidia website
and looked it up, and it exist, but I don't know what it is??? The keys were identified
as having been Microsoft. But I don't have any video game software on my pc I know of.
It's a Gateway e-machine, and Nvidia may be part of the original OEM, but I've had the
computer for a couple years with no problem like this thus far.
Now i am trying to find a place that updates Nvidia driver stuff, wasn't anything on the
Nvidia site about updating or recent error reports or anything. Still searching.
I am tempted to do a system restore, but ............................stubborn, ha
#14
Posted 27 March 2008 - 01:01 AM
suggest a DIVX player was causing it, and by george, I had installed one from
Stage 6 (after much trepidation, but I searched it out and everybody said Stage 6 was kosher)
So i unstalled it and the uploader thing bundled with it. I was SURE that was
it, but still the error on GV.
Stage6 was an upload place for ripped movies, video's and music. I say was, because Stage6 doesn't exist anymore.
Then searching for Nvidia on my pc, I found a bunch of keys with RegSeeker associated
with "GeForce4MX 440-SE" but I ain't got a clue what that is. I went to Nvidia website
and looked it up, and it exist, but I don't know what it is??? The keys were identified
as having been Microsoft. But I don't have any video game software on my pc I know of.
It's a Gateway e-machine, and Nvidia may be part of the original OEM
GeForce4Mx is a graphic-card ! Was your PC "born" with a Geforce card, rather than an ATI?
It seems that way. Or maybe it was born with some kind of bloatware (Crapware as some call it). Just having a hard time
to justify the presence of drivers for a graphic-card as bloatware.
I've had the
computer for a couple years with no problem like this thus far.
An MS update could have triggered it.
Now i am trying to find a place that updates Nvidia driver stuff, wasn't anything on the
Nvidia site about updating or recent error reports or anything. Still searching.
Why? Aint it just a matter of deleting the reg.keys, and see what happens?
Remember to make backup of your reg.keys database if you go ahead deleting. If you don't know how to backup:
Goto Start-->Run-->Type: Regedit.exe-->Choose File in the drop-menu-->Choose Export.
Then export to a suitable location.
I usually store my back-ups away from my system partition, and preferably on a extern media. Any USB storage device will do, or burn it down on a re-writeable disc is also a solution.
Regards Abydos
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#15
Posted 27 March 2008 - 02:28 AM
First i found the "MSI MS-StarForce GeForce4 MX 440SE" is associated
with my Gateway Micro-Star motherboard, found that here
http://www.fixya.com...phics_cards/f29
But I can't find no Nvidia stuff anywhere with Everest. but now
I'm convinced there's some Nvidia lurking around somewhere, so I start
looking for driver updates for the GeForce4 MX 440SE, and find
some here
http://www.versiontr...einfo/win/37885
I download them, but i ain't too sure about installing all that
without uninstalling the stuff i can't find
Then I find what I think are more accurate drivers for what I need here
http://global.msi.co...amp;prod_no=780
so I dl that package as well. The I spend 2 hrs trying to find how
to uninstall/install this mess
So I decided on the 71.68 package, and try to install them and, duhhhhhh
the drivers don't recognize any Nvidia on my system. But I look at the
drivers included in the package and recognize some that are already in my System 32 called "nv4_mini.sys" and also a "nv4_disp.dll" and those are
labelled "NVIDIA compatible Windows 2000 Miniport driver"
well hot dayam, I found some Nvidia on my pc. But in the meantime of
trying to install carp** i don't need, I kill my audio, but I made
a restore point before doing all the tinkering, so I'm back to good now.
I'm searching around for problems or updates for those two Nvidia files
now. And I got a new copy of IE7 to try a reinstall of that. But as of now
still get the Sysfader error on Google Video only. But I did locate
some Nvidia files. guess they come with the Micro-Star MBoard.
I'll run RegSeeker again and locate those keys that tipped me off and remove
them (with a backup). And Microsoft just sent some new updates, so I'll install those.
Then get some sleep, ha. thanx dudes.
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