#IE11 EVENT ID 1000 ZIP#
zip up the file (right click on it, select "Send to", select "Compressed (zipped) folder") select "Save all Events in Custom View as." right click on the "Administrative Events" heading expand the Custom Views category (left click on the > next to the words "Custom Views")
open Event Viewer (run eventvwr.msc from the "Run" dialog) Let it crash 2 or 3 times, then immediately recover from the last crash and generate these 2 reports:ġ) Please run this report collecting tool (even though you may not be experiencing BSOD's) so that we can provide a complete analysis: (from the pinned topic at the top of the forum) įYI - I don't often use the Perfmon report, so if it doesn't work please just let me know.
#IE11 EVENT ID 1000 INSTALL#
I recently had to reset my Win10 and do a fresh install (keeping my personal files) because of a couple corrupt drivers in Windows and Nvidia, so I'd really love to not have to do another reset. Somebody who has knowledge on this please help me. Not a damn thing has fixed this issue, and it's driving me bananas. I've tried the basic fixes: resetting IE, resetting IE and removing personal settings, running sfc to see if files are corrupted, disabling and re-enabling IE.nothing. I've seen plenty of people complaining about crashing on forums, but can find zero people who have reported this. No matter how much I google I can find literally no information on this. So basically the problem I have is that this goddamn igd11dxva32.dll is not right, and it continuously causes my IE to crash after random periods of time. I checked my error report and this is what I've got:įaulting application name: IEXPLORE.EXE, version: 6.494, time stamp: 0x5775e39fįaulting module name: igd11dxva32.dll, version: 20., time stamp: 0x56c6336fįaulting application start time: 0x01d1e88291373883įaulting application path: C:\Program Files (x86)\Internet Explorer\IEXPLORE.EXEįaulting module path: C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\igd11dxva32.dll Then the page will reload and say "A problem with this page caused IE to close and re-open the tab". I'll get the little pop-up that says "Internet Explorer has stopped working". I'll be leaving for the evening in about an hour, but I'll check in when I get back later this evening.I keep having an issue with Internet Explorer crashing.
So the bottom line is that the DCOM error may have been occurring for a long while, and since it doesn't seem to affect the computer operation, I never knew it was occurring. FYI, I fixed the freeze up problem by opening the computer and tightened the various electrical connections. I was getting an atapi error message when the freeze ups occurred and just happened to notice the DCOM error message. The only reason I even noticed this error message is that I was working on another problem that was freezing up my computer and stopping it from running at all. I had the following anti virus programs at one time:McAfee, Norton, and AVE They have all been removed, but who knows what they left behind.Īs I mentioned in the original posting, the computer is running fine right now. VersionIndepentantProg Default ehomeSchedulerServive.Recording Dispatcher ProgID Default Value Data: ehomeSchedulerServive.Recording Dispatcher Local server 32 Default Value Data: C\Windows\ehome\ehRec.exe Every time I boot, I get a DCOM Event ID 10010 error which occurs during the boot.
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