***just installed latest updates, then clicking on IE7 it asked to download "navcancl from ieframe.dll" then demands it be opened, then >Repeats< the performance but IE7 wont open at all now. Anyone else had this ? i did a full virus scan - nothing kamanism ntlworld.com

same here.
"Marshall Kiam-Laine" wrote:

Marshall Kiam-Laine wrote:

No problem here. I don't often use IE, but just checked (after installing the latest updates).
Just a thought though - it _might_ be a problem on your "home page" rather than IE itself. Maybe IE now handles this differently, or maybe just coincidence that it happened at the same time as the updates. What do you have set as your homepage? The default Microsoft home page doesn't give me a problem. Maybe see if the problem is avoided by changing your home page, but don't forget to bookmark or make a note of your existing home page so you can set it back again later ;o)

"Marshall Kiam-Laine"

Can you point out any specific update? I just approved all new updates and rolled them out to a handful of machines. No problems. No problem at home either.

it has nothing to do with Homepage. windowshelp.microsoft.com/communities/newsgroups/en-us/default.mspx?dg=microsoft.public.internetexplorer.general&tid=65a522c2-e440-42b9-9b07-a6267bd6945d&m=1&p=1
"Mark Bourne" wrote:

KB931768 causes IE7 failure w/ navcancl & ieframe.dll "Justin" wrote:

The cumulative IE7 update from 5/8/2007 caused the same problem for me when installed in Windows XP. IE7 became totally dysfunctional.
Under Vista KB931768 causes severe slowdowns in Windows Mail when using Windows Mail to work these discussion groups.

Regards,
Richard Urban Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User (For email, remove the obvious from my address)
Quote from George Ankner: If you knew as much as you think you know, You would realize that you don't know what you thought you knew!
"Justin"

That update wasn't available when I updated an hour ago. I have just installed it, but need to restart before it takes effect. I'll let you know if it has an effect for me when I get a chance to restart.
tony wrote:

"Marshall Kiam-Laine"

Mine is fine after installing the updates, I'm using Vista Ultimate 32 bit VRG Scotty©
vistareadygames.com

Me too, my PC works fine after the updates. Also on Vista Ultimate 32 bit.
"VRG Scotty©"

Marshall Kiam-Laine wrote:

I've just installed the update in question (as well as all others available) and don't have a problem. This is on 32-bit Vista Business.
Another thought - do you have any third-party toolbars installed in IE? eg. Google or Yahoo search bars etc. Just trying to think what might be different between those having problems and those not...

"Sharon T"

After this morning update.... No notable difference with WMail. Vista HP.

I installed the latest updates on Ultimate 32 bit and IE 7 launches, but now has started a pattern of stopping and resarting itself. Anyone out there have this happening as well?

"Mark Bourne" wrote:

"Mark Bourne"

I use the google toolbar in IE7 VRG Scotty©
vistareadygames.com

I do not use any of the add on toolbars. IE just started crashing after installing the update mentioned in this thread.
"VRG Scotty©" wrote:

Uninstall the update and see if all is well. "JSFL2"

have all updates installed and not a problem here. are you guys attatched to a domain? "tony"

Likewise, no problems with either IE7 or Windows Mail after the update. Running Vista Home Premium 32-bit.
Gary VanderMolen
"Sharon T"

Mark-
You sure done have posted to a lot of groups. Why so many? Vista general would have been sufficient. You're complaining about updates for Vista and your perception they have something to do with a problem on your box simply because of a time conincidence not because of any substantive evidence).
(Don't see your original threadthis is a phenom of the setup group the last month to split and threads and hide the OP's postwhy I don't knowhaven't seen that in years of using these groups) but Win Mail is the bastard step child of Redmond MSFTit's free and gets very little team attention or support. The MVPs have to beg constantly to get them to move their butts. That's cause Outlook is the MSFT cash cow with Office and the 27 Office related apps that make money.
I installed the updates. They installed from MSFT Update. They went in, I rebooted and they don't slow down IE7 at all. Something amis is going on on your box(es). I'd run spyware and antiviral scans and sfc. You can also uninstall them and instlal them one by one if you like from binkk.nu or from the MSFT Technet Security site. You can get the security newsletter that often gives you the updates 2 weeks in advance.
I can tell you the bell shaped curve of people aren't having your experience. I have Google and Windows Live search toolbars.
CH
"JSFL2"

I am having the exact same problem after installing update KB931768. I am running Vista Home edition. IE7 opens and then quickley closes ...a windows pops up asking if I want to save file NAVCANCL size 2.64KB From IEFRAME.DLL.
Microsoft experts...please help!
Mary Nothing else to say!
"tony" wrote:

Look here: securiteam.com/windowsntfocus/5RP0D15KUY.html
"Mary Kaspar"

Thanks I read the article...now can you suggest what action to take to resolve this problem?
Nothing else to say!
"dap" wrote:

Thanks I read the article...now can you suggest what action to take to remedy the problem? Thanks again....
Nothing else to say!
"dap" wrote:

Mary
You need to post this message to the Windows Update discussion group. Click the following link or copy/paste the URL in the address bar of the browser. The experts there keep up to date with all the current problems with certain updates.
Discussions in Windows Update. microsoft.com/communities/newsgroups/en-us/default.aspx?dg=microsoft.public.windowsupdate

Ronnie Vernon Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User
"Mary Kaspar"

"Ronnie Vernon MVP"

The latest updates certainly seem to be causing some problems. Mine are fairly minor, but Windows Mail and IE 7 became seriously sluggish after installing the new updates (no error messages though).
I have uninstalled KB 931768 for now and that has solved the sluggishness. I think MS need to be looking at this again.
Simes

Ronnie,
I had no issues with said update, possibly because I have the phishing filter disabled completely? That particular error seems to be generated by the phishing filter - see the article posted by 'dap'.
Jane, not plain ;) 64 bit enabled :-) Batteries not included. Braincell on vacation ;-) MVP Windows Shell/User "Ronnie Vernon MVP"

Hi Jane
I didn't have any problems either and I also have the Phishing filter turned off.
Thanks for that link.
BTW, did anyone here ever congratulate you on your award?
Congratulations! :)

Ronnie Vernon Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User
"Jane C"

<VBG> ;)
Jane, not plain ;) 64 bit enabled :-) Batteries not included. Braincell on vacation ;-) MVP Windows Shell/User "Ronnie Vernon MVP"

Problem solved!
I've solved this problem by restoring the temporary internet files folder the default folder. I changed the TIF folder for some reasons, but now I have to chage it back to solve this problem. The default folder in Vista should be like: C:\Users\%YOUR_USER_NAME%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet Files
In my case, I don't need to chage the phishing filter any more. Everything is working just fine!
for detail see: windowshelp.microsoft.com/communities/newsgroups/en-us/default.mspx?dg=microsoft.public.internetexplorer.general&tid=2cba118d-6172-483e-85cd-616cea82cd63&cat=&lang=en&cr=US&sloc=en-us&m=1&p=1
"Jane C" wrote:

On Thu, 10 May 2007 19:03:29 -0700, Ronnie Vernon MVP wrote:

Good catch, Ronnie! and Congratulations, Jane! Sharon F MS-MVP ~ Windows Shell/User

i fixed it!!!!! run "cmd" as admin, "cd" to your new TIF directory and run: "toicacls "temporary Internet file" /setintegritylevel (CI)(OI)L"
then try. haha!!! I'm chinese!!!