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MS Office Forum / Publisher / Web Design / June 2006all MS programs encounter errors and shut down
OK let's see if I can get it typed this time without a shutdown of IE. Any MS program I use encounters error after 2-5 mintues and shutsdown. All Office products, Front Page, Publisher, IE MS anti spyware. Randomly. I am running Windows XP and Office XP with all updates current. I just loaded the new MS Defender also. I have Norton too. This is a new computer. Can you tell us exactly what happens? Exactly error messages, etc.  SignatureJoAnn Paules MVP Microsoft [Publisher] > OK let's see if I can get it typed this time without a shutdown of IE. > Any [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > the > new MS Defender also. I have Norton too. This is a new computer. A white box pops up and it will say: MS "word" (or whichever program I'm in) encounterd and error and needs to close. Then it gives me the choice if I want to report to MS or not. I have been. I also went to control panel>administrative tools> event viewer and I can see many items in here but don't know what to do from here. I have repaired office, didn't help. Uninstalled office and installed office. None seem to help. After I had uninstalled office and before I had installed it again, I was in EI and got the same error again...so that was without any office program on my computer. > Can you tell us exactly what happens? Exactly error messages, etc. > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > the > > new MS Defender also. I have Norton too. This is a new computer. This forum on Publisher web design is not really a place to get the best help for such an issue(s). You should be using a Windows XP support forum. Most likely Windows XP is shutting things down due to some issue so that it can protect the state of the OS, that's what it's designed to do. Some common sense things to try before you seek help from Windows XP experts would be .... 1) uninstall Norton (crap imo and others) and see if that helps. 2) use system restore. restore to a previous time when you thing the pc ran fine. SignatureDavid Bartosik - [MSFT MVP] http://www.davidbartosik.com > A white box pops up and it will say: MS "word" (or whichever program I'm in) > encounterd and error and needs to close. Then it gives me the choice if I [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > > the > > > new MS Defender also. I have Norton too. This is a new computer. I have had (am still having) the same problems as above, even after re-installing microsoft office - nothing microsoft supplies has fixed this problem, as a last resort i am burning all me files to dvd and transferring to a Mac - atleast thier software works. > This forum on Publisher web design is not really a place to get the best help > for such an issue(s). [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] > > > > the > > > > new MS Defender also. I have Norton too. This is a new computer. And so, why do you think you will get different advice by posting again to the Publisher newsgroup? As David suggested, post to the Windows XP group. DavidF >I have had (am still having) the same problems as above, even after > re-installing microsoft office - nothing microsoft supplies has fixed this [quoted text clipped - 46 lines] >> > > > the >> > > > new MS Defender also. I have Norton too. This is a new computer. It's pretty simple...you're in the wrong newsgroup to get much help with your problem. THIS newsgroup is dedicated to MS Publisher. You obviously cannot follow simple directions, so yes...you should go out and buy a Mac right away...it will solve all your problems. |I have had (am still having) the same problems as above, even after | re-installing microsoft office - nothing microsoft supplies has fixed this [quoted text clipped - 32 lines] | > > > > the | > > > > new MS Defender also. I have Norton too. This is a new computer. }:>) > It's pretty simple...you're in the wrong newsgroup to get much help with > your problem. THIS newsgroup is dedicated to MS Publisher. [quoted text clipped - 63 lines] > | > > > > new MS Defender also. I have Norton too. This is a new > computer. i DID write it in the office newsgroup - it says office in the box above this reply. typical - even microsofts websites suck. i have no idea as to why you unhelpful people got to read it in your newsgroup. > }:>) > [quoted text clipped - 65 lines] > > | > > > > new MS Defender also. I have Norton too. This is a new > > computer. For future questions, use the Google Groups interface if you aren't going to set them up for a newsreader in Outlook Express. I don't like the MS interface either. It takes **forever** to do anything, even with broadband. SignatureJoAnn Paules MVP Microsoft [Publisher] >i DID write it in the office newsgroup - it says office in the box above >this [quoted text clipped - 81 lines] >> > | > > > > new MS Defender also. I have Norton too. This is a new >> > computer. Well, maybe you're cross-posting. But the header shows you are posting to microsoft.public.PUBLISHER.webdesign. No, matter. IF you post to the correct newsgroup you will undoubtedly get help. There are LOTS of people that will help you for FREE...just discribe the problem accurately and you'll be fine....or buy a Mac if that's what toots your horn. Hint: ALL computers and programs have problems...including Macs. My best friend's Mac is on it's 3rd hardrive in one year. My brother's 3 year old Mac just fried it's motherboard...go figure! Another hint: Norton/Symantec sucks. |i DID write it in the office newsgroup - it says office in the box above this | reply. typical - even microsofts websites suck. i have no idea as to why you [quoted text clipped - 69 lines] | > > | > > > > new MS Defender also. I have Norton too. This is a new | > > computer. I used to be a big Norton fan - and then they starting discontinuing AV updates for software that wasn't very old and the price for those updates skyrocketed from $5 a year to $20. I use AVG and recommend it to anyone and everyone. SignatureJoAnn Paules MVP Microsoft [Publisher] > Well, maybe you're cross-posting. But the header shows you are posting to > microsoft.public.PUBLISHER.webdesign. [quoted text clipped - 109 lines] > | > > | > > > > new MS Defender also. I have Norton too. This is a new > | > > computer. Norton has gotten really awful in the past 4 years...imo. I'm still making up my mind on av stuff..I have AVG, Avast, McAfee, and EZTrust running on 4 separate machines. So far I like Avast the best except the free version doesnt allow of scheduled scans,...trying to get Task Schedule to make Avast run with more than a standard scan (or buy the real version). I can every night...paranoid strikes deep. EZTrust is good but too EZ..too simple - but seems to work fine. |I used to be a big Norton fan - and then they starting discontinuing AV | updates for software that wasn't very old and the price for those updates [quoted text clipped - 115 lines] | > | > > | > > > > new MS Defender also. I have Norton too. This is a new | > | > > computer. Rob, There was a new review and evaluation of most of the AV packages in this month's PCWorld magazine, which you might find interesting. Like JoAnn, I use AVG for AV, but zone alarm for my firewall. I too dislike Norton...way too invasive. DavidF > Norton has gotten really awful in the past 4 years...imo. > [quoted text clipped - 155 lines] > new > | > | > > computer. Thanks I'll try to snag that article. I used to use Zone Alarm on the wife's machine and Sygate on mine...they were fine. But when I built the new XP machines I decided to just go with the XP built in and have had no problems yet. Also use CrapCleaner and AdAware and have been very happy with the entire set up except I haven't decide on which AV to stay with. The free one year on this machine EZtrust runs out in august so I still have some time to decide. | Rob, | [quoted text clipped - 164 lines] | > new | > | > | > > computer. Hey, chill. You got the reaction you did because you posted back into the same newsgroup that told you to post in the XP newsgroup. As your problems also deal with IE, not just Office, that is why you were sent there. But before you go, change your attitude if you want help. There are a lot of really helpful people in these newsgroups, but rather than ranting, just lay out all the facts associated with your issues, and store the attitude...you will get more help. And give them specifics if you post. What software are you running, which versions, what are the error messages, what specifically happens and when. What have you tried already, and what were the results. Don't make people try to read your mind. Do that, in the proper newsgroup, with a little respect, and you are likely to find your answers. DavidF >i DID write it in the office newsgroup - it says office in the box above >this [quoted text clipped - 81 lines] >> > | > > > > new MS Defender also. I have Norton too. This is a new >> > computer. |
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