Er, I think DriveThruRPG destroyed my computer...

[grinning_loony]

Actually that is a component that Internet Explore has a handle on... I've had corrupted Internet Explorer files cause the same problem.

Is that a fact. That would explain why it tells me Internet Explorer had a problem. Actually, Internet Explorer has *never* worked right on this machine for some reaosn.

I tried running that path (with the "run" command in the start tab) but it told me it couldn't find the file.

What if I try downloading the latest version of internet explorer (much as I despise the program)? Would that help?

Thanks!

-Luke Johnson
Freelancer

 

[grinning_loony]

I installed the latest version of Internet Explorer, and now everything works great! Yay! And I kept my ebooks, too.

-Luke Johnson
Freelancer

 

[Grazzt]

I installed the latest version of Internet Explorer, and now everything works great! Yay! And I kept my ebooks, too.

-Luke Johnson
Freelancer

Cool. There ya go.

 

[tensen]

I installed the latest version of Internet Explorer, and now everything works great! Yay! And I kept my ebooks, too.

-Luke Johnson
Freelancer

Good to hear that you were able to get everything back up and running.
Blame it on the mcirosoft conspiracy....hmm, although the DRM installation probably didn't help.

 

[Ysgarran]

Cant say I've ever seen ActiveX component installation cause a crash (and I've been doing this for a while now). Not saying it isnt possible (with PCs, esp Windows, anything is possible), just can't say I've seen it.

Grazzt...someone who is at least tolerant of ActiveX/Microsoft...kind of makes sense to me. I think I have a new plot line for my Spycraft game.

 

[Henry]

Since Luke got his problem fixed, I'll go ahead and close this thread.