Re: Why does aspx pages crash my machine?

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I ran Spybot and it found no problems. I also have BHOdemon 2.0 in memory
monitor for any BHO software.

Ahhhg!!!

"Nick Malik [Microsoft]" <nickmalik@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>I don't normally suggest this, but in your case, it's a real possibility:
> Run an anti-spyware program like Spybot Search and Destroy and see if you
> aren't getting hosed by a bug in a spyware app. Its what it sounds like
> to me. I had this happen on one of my home systems. Spyware sometimes
> freaks out when you access local host, especially using IP addresses.
>
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> "Brett" <no@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:OuOmH%231QFHA.2132@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>
>> "Danny T" <danny@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:42622e8c$0$94550$ed2619ec@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>> Brett wrote:
>>>
>>>>>If you open Task Manager and sort by CPU usage, Does any process jump
>>>>>to 100% when it crashes?
>>>>
>>>> I can't access it. The only thing available is the mouse. It always
>>>> ends with me hard booting.
>>>
>>> Open it and set it to "always on top" before trying to access the page.
>>> It might not redraw the screen to show anything useful, but you might
>>> see iexplore of dllhost shoot up to 100%!
>>
>> OK. Nothing went to 100%. Everything stayed at 1 and 2% the whole time.
>> I was able to click stop on IE and the title bar said page cannot be
>> displayed but the main area remained white. At that point everything
>> except task manager stopped responding. I couldn't click the taskbar
>> either. Nothing in Task manager went above 10% usage. A few seconds
>> later, task manager stopped responding.
>>
>> I click the power button on my laptop which brought up the log off,
>> restart, shut down options. I choose shut down. After 15 minutes, the
>> computer did shut down. During that time, I had popups to end task these
>> in this order:
>> sgtray.exe
>> devenv.exe
>> iexplorer.exe
>> ctfmon.exe
>> explorer.exe (only the desktop background showed after this)
>> Windows Task Manager
>>
>> It took another 5 minutes for the Windows logging off and shutting down
>> screen to go away.
>>
>>>
>>>
>>>> What do you mean when you say it's there in VS.NET? I don't see
>>>> folders in VS.NET under my project. Only files.
>>>
>>> Ah, sorry, I thought you had a second folder not showing up. If you
>>> right-click on your project, you can choose "New Folder". You could also
>>> do that by browsing to C:\Inetpub\wwwroot yourself. These should then
>>> show up in IIS.
>>
>> I see all the folders in IIS now. The website I thought was being
>> browsed was actually outside of the wwwroot. ASP.NET browses in the
>> wwwroot. I added the folder I wanted ("images") and was able to then
>> browse it.
>>
>> Is there some other tool that can help with this problem?
>>>
>>> --
>>> Danny
>>
>>
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