I am also seeing the same error message box being displayed. I did notice that it suddenly started occuring after my last WinXP system update was installed.

Unfortunately there doesn't seem to be a way to uninstall that update to verify it as the cause of the problem. System updates used to be listed in the 'Add/Remove Programs' in the Control Panel, but they are not listed there anymore (a Service Pack 2 thing perhaps I'm thinking?). Anyways, my theory is that the last system update was the cause of the problem.

Solutions: I'm thinking that uninstalling/re-installing IE might be a way to resolve it. I'm yet to actually do that and am researching other avenues first.

I uninstalled the previous two updates from Microsoft via 'Add/Delete Programs', so as to be sure to remove the update that I believed caused the problem in the first place. Unfortunately this didn't solve the problem. I then re-installed both updates again, but the problem still remains.

Oh, and you CAN actually see the updates in the 'Add/Remove Programs' list if you tick the 'Show Updates' box (referring to my previous post)...D'oh!

Anyway's, the problem still persists for me and am now (unfortunately) getting used to just clicking OK when the error occurs. Any ideas would be appreciated.

I got another error today, same sort of thing, but the title bar said winhlp32.exe instead.

Therefore this error might not only occur in IE.

The only weird thing is that I didn't have anything loaded at the time it came up, so it might be a core system file or something.

For IE, maybe this could help:

http://support.microsoft.com/?ie=UTF-8&kbid=318378

Message Edited by lscobee on 07-06-2007 03:51 PM

Dimmension 2400

256 RAM

2.8 Ghz processor

P4

I have also been getting an error on my inspiron. but mine reads "ox62304390"

Does that mean anything?