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Dean C - 10 Apr 2007 21:22 GMT

I recently had .net version 2 installed to support a product that requires
.net 2. When the application is run, I get the message "Microsoft IE Execute
shell has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the
inconvenience".

I found that the problem is a .net problem and not an application problem.
When I tried to run IEExec.exe, I get the same message. I unistalled .net
v1.1 and repaired the .net 2 installation with no luck, same problem. Any
advice will be appreciated.

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Ben Voigt - 12 Apr 2007 14:20 GMT

>I recently had .net version 2 installed to support a product that requires
> .net 2. When the application is run, I get the message "Microsoft IE
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> v1.1 and repaired the .net 2 installation with no luck, same problem. Any
> advice will be appreciated.

Run a virus scan?

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Dean C - 17 Apr 2007 11:40 GMT

VirusScan is always on , but I am running a manual scan now. Since the .net
problem affects every PC on this site, I suspect that there is something in
the image (like VOIP) causing the problem.

> >I recently had .net version 2 installed to support a product that requires
> > .net 2. When the application is run, I get the message "Microsoft IE
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>
> Run a virus scan?

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Ben Voigt - 18 Apr 2007 02:05 GMT

> VirusScan is always on , but I am running a manual scan now. Since the
> .net
> problem affects every PC on this site, I suspect that there is something
> in
> the image (like VOIP) causing the problem.

Is IEExec.exe the name of your application? I've never heard of "Microsoft
IE Execute shell" nor "IEExec.exe" before, and the naming sounds very
suspicious.

>> >I recently had .net version 2 installed to support a product that
>> >requires
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>> Run a virus scan?

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Laura T. - 18 Apr 2007 09:27 GMT

IEExec.exe is standard IE helper app for zero deployment.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/822485

Dean, could this apply?

http://blogs.msdn.com/robgruen/archive/2004/09/28/235074.aspx

>> VirusScan is always on , but I am running a manual scan now. Since the
>> .net
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>>>
>>> Run a virus scan?

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Dean C - 18 Apr 2007 18:36 GMT

Thanks for trying. My Tech support solved the problem. We needed to download
the SDK and run the security configuration file (mscorcfg.msc). Security
configuration was previously included with the .net Framework files and the
configuration set up using v 1.1 is not carried over to the 2.0 installation.
I hope this helps anyone else.

> IEExec.exe is standard IE helper app for zero deployment.
>
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> >>>
> >>> Run a virus scan?

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