Many applications in my system (Internet Explorer 8, Yahoo Messenger, Skype 10) are crashing and error details shows module name mshtml.dll. I checked the version of. Repair And Fix Internet Explorer 8 With Fix IE Utility. By Aun; Oct 16, 2009; 1 Comment. Usually, the source of such problems is that the DLL and ocx files of the Internet Explorer get unregistered due to a malware attack or some other reason, this tool simply re-registers them. I have edited the ieframe.dll.mui file using resource hacker and have confirmed that the changes are there. However, whenever I test it by turning off my computers internet connection and requesting a web page in IE, I get the original page. If I look at ieframe.dll.mui using Visual Studio it has an old page. After all mshtml.dll is 5.6MB and it's strange more than one user reported exactly the same offset. However, IEXPLORE is what's termed a 'container' process in the sense that a lot of other modules may be loaded therein, and if you pick up buggy add-ons or security utilities that can cause crashes which are unique to your environment. Solved IE11 won't load after upgrading to Windows 8.1. As you probably will have noticed, there are two means of launching Internet Explorer with two different interfaces, from Start Screen.
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Many applications in my system (Internet Explorer 8, Yahoo Messenger, Skype 10) are crashing and error details shows module name mshtml.dll. I checked the version of mshtml.dll in system32 folder. It is 8.0.6001.19170.
My Internet Explorer version is 8.0.6001.18702. I am not concerned about crash of IE, because I generally use Firefox, but how do I solve the crashes in other applications, which are due to mshtml.dll?
I have moved to Windows XP Service Pack 3 (32 bit). I have tried to update Internet Explorer 8 (from Tools->Windows Update), but again it crashes.
I can not migrate to IE 9, as it requires Vista or Windows 7. I have applied Cumulative Security update for IE8, which has this file name: IE8-WindowsXP-KB2618444-x86-ENU.exe
I could not get much info from Microsoft sites or Google. I do not want to use Automatic Updates feature of Windows.
Can somebody give the download links for mshtml.dll and any associated files, which I can replace in system32 folder?
Thanks.
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There's no guarantee that simply replacing the DLL and any associated files (whichever those are) will fix things.
Try to reset IE first using the Reset button (Tools menu / Internet Options / Advanced tab), or try this MS Fix it utility and see if it helps.
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I know that IE11 itself can be turned off in Windows Features but I don't see how that helps me unless turning it back on again results in a fresh reinstall with all the old features. But if it simply comes back the way it is now, it isn't worth the effort. I can't find anything that actually tells you what happens if you turn off IE11 and then turn it back on (presumably with a reboot after turning off and then again after turning it back on.)
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