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MSIMN caused a page fault in URLMON

Wondering if anyone has any experience with this error.  Running Win 98SE
with Outlook Express, happily e-mailing along and at no particular time that
I can tell, a stop message appears telling me that "MSIMN has caused a page
fault in module URLMON".  Of course this requires closing, dropping out of
the program and you need to reboot to ensure the "bad karma" has been
removed.  What a pain!  I can’t tell exactly when this started or what piece
of shareware I might have installed to bring on this flu.  This happens once
or twice a day as the program is being used.  Never seems to happen when
it’s just lying "dormant" (I leave it on 24//7).  I went to MS searchable
knowledgebase and attempted a search but was unable to find the precise
article I was looking for.  Maybe I’m not searching in the right area.


HerbS
whfth…@mediaone.net

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  1. admin says:

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    HerbS wrote:

    > Wondering if anyone has any experience with this error.  Running Win 98SE
    > with Outlook Express, happily e-mailing along and at no particular time
    that
    > I can tell, a stop message appears telling me that "MSIMN has caused a
    page
    > fault in module URLMON".  Of course this requires closing, dropping out
    of
    > the program and you need to reboot to ensure the "bad karma" has been
    > removed.  What a pain!  I can’t tell exactly when this started or what
    piece
    > of shareware I might have installed to bring on this flu.  This happens
    once
    > or twice a day as the program is being used.  Never seems to happen when
    > it’s just lying "dormant" (I leave it on 24//7).  I went to MS searchable
    > knowledgebase and attempted a search but was unable to find the precise
    > article I was looking for.  Maybe I’m not searching in the right area.

    > —
    > HerbS
    > whfth…@mediaone.net

    Sounds like its Microsoft Instant Messanger that is causing the problem.  
    I say this because of the "MSIMN" that you mentioned.  Must have been a
    bad install of some kind.


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