My IE-7 shortcut has run fine until about a month ago. Of course the error
message won't allow copying, so here are the key words:

debug failed
C++ on asserts (for a remedy that I can't find)
dmgheap
pointer

The buttons are abort, retry and cancel. Clicking anyone of them will shut
down explorer but first asks me if I want to notify Microsoft of this problem.

I have Windows XP Home(latest) and Spyware with antivirus (deleting Norton
because it just processed to unresponsiveness. I thought it was a Norton
interference.

I found a couple of days ago that I can have an uninterrrupted internet
session if I open it up from the Start button rather than double-clicking on
the desktop icon.

Any ideas or suggestions?

Try uninstalling the Google toolbar.

---
Leonard Grey
Errare humanum est

Anne wrote:
> My IE-7 shortcut has run fine until about a month ago. Of course the error
> message won't allow copying, so here are the key words:
>
> debug failed
> C++ on asserts (for a remedy that I can't find)
> dmgheap
> pointer
>
> The buttons are abort, retry and cancel. Clicking anyone of them will shut
> down explorer but first asks me if I want to notify Microsoft of this problem.
>
> I have Windows XP Home(latest) and Spyware with antivirus (deleting Norton
> because it just processed to unresponsiveness. I thought it was a Norton
> interference.
>
> I found a couple of days ago that I can have an uninterrrupted internet
> session if I open it up from the Start button rather than double-clicking on
> the desktop icon.
>
> Any ideas or suggestions?

Does Google have issues now?

"Leonard Grey" wrote:

> Try uninstalling the Google toolbar.
>
> ---
> Leonard Grey
> Errare humanum est
>
> Anne wrote:
> > My IE-7 shortcut has run fine until about a month ago. Of course the error
> > message won't allow copying, so here are the key words:
> >
> > debug failed
> > C++ on asserts (for a remedy that I can't find)
> > dmgheap
> > pointer
> >
> > The buttons are abort, retry and cancel. Clicking anyone of them will shut
> > down explorer but first asks me if I want to notify Microsoft of this problem.
> >
> > I have Windows XP Home(latest) and Spyware with antivirus (deleting Norton
> > because it just processed to unresponsiveness. I thought it was a Norton
> > interference.
> >
> > I found a couple of days ago that I can have an uninterrrupted internet
> > session if I open it up from the Start button rather than double-clicking on
> > the desktop icon.
> >
> > Any ideas or suggestions?
>

No, but older versions of Google Toolbar are well known for not playing nice
in IE7. Try uninstalling it. If all is well, reinstall via a fresh
download of the current version.
--
~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
MS MVP-Windows (IE, OE, Security, Shell/User)
AumHa VSOP & Admin http://aumha.net
DTS-L http://dts-l.net/

Anne wrote:
> Does Google have issues now?
>
> "Leonard Grey" wrote:
>
>> Try uninstalling the Google toolbar.
>>
>> ---
>> Leonard Grey
>> Errare humanum est
>>
>> Anne wrote:
>>> My IE-7 shortcut has run fine until about a month ago. Of course the
>>> error message won't allow copying, so here are the key words:
>>>
>>> debug failed
>>> C++ on asserts (for a remedy that I can't find)
>>> dmgheap
>>> pointer
>>>
>>> The buttons are abort, retry and cancel. Clicking anyone of them will
>>> shut down explorer but first asks me if I want to notify Microsoft of
>>> this problem.
>>>
>>> I have Windows XP Home(latest) and Spyware with antivirus (deleting
>>> Norton
>>> because it just processed to unresponsiveness. I thought it was a
>>> Norton
>>> interference.
>>>
>>> I found a couple of days ago that I can have an uninterrrupted internet
>>> session if I open it up from the Start button rather than
>>> double-clicking
>>> on the desktop icon.
>>>
>>> Any ideas or suggestions?