From: DALE on 05/27/2003
I contiue to get a message "Explorer has caused error in
mshtml.dll" and suggests if I continue to get this message
try to shut down and restart. I am unable to shutdown
normally with the start button because I cannot get rid of
the message window. Because this happens at starting the
system and my inability to shutdown properly and restart
only to restart with scan disc (partial not major scan). I
am at a major brain fart. Anyone have a solution?? Windows
me.
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From: Albert on 05/22/2007
Shannon,
if you look below at the answer from vinny on 9/3/2003, he has the solution. also you can look at cris, iexplore caused error in mshtml for similar answers and web pages.
Hopes this helps.
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From: Shannon on 05/03/2007
i am having the EXACT same problem as Dale. Nobody has replied to his message yet so i take it that either no body knows how to fix it or no body has looked at this site lately. if anyone could help.. please do. i cant get onto certain websites that are highly needed in my activities. please help. thank you
shannon
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From: Vinny on 09/03/2003
John's reply was spot on. I was having the same problem where every time I logged in, I would get a stupid message about an explorer error in my mshtml.dll, which meant I couldn't get on the internet to load any upgrade. I logged on via safe mode and created a startup disk via the add/remove programs option on the control panel. I then used somebody else's system to get a copy of mshtml.dll on CD. Using the startup us disk, I managed to get CDROM access via DOS and copied the file into the right place and hey presto all is OK. I would still advise going to the microsoft site and updating your IE version. Hope this helps.
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From: John on 08/10/2003
Or you could go to http://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/dll-files.shtml?mshtml and download the dll file then replace the old one.
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From: Aaron on 07/15/2003
RESOLUTION To resolve this problem -- Remove Smart Tags Support for Internet Explorer Close all open Internet Explorer windows. In Control Panel, start the Add or Remove Programs tool (or the Add/Remove Programs tool). Click Smart tags support for Microsoft Internet Explorer, and then click Change/Remove (or click Add/Remove).
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From: jason on 07/08/2003
i am having the exact same prob as you pls if anyone can help pls do!!!
btw: did u figure out how to fix it?
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