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Hi guys n gals,
I get a microsoft internet explorer pop up saying

'Out of line memory at line 94'
regularly when i open up my browser, any one of you experienced people know how to get rid? :mrgreen:
Cheers Dougie

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Short, practical follow-up to the thread for : the "Out of line memory at line 94" dialog usually points to third‑party code running inside Internet Explorer (toolbars, BHOs, ActiveX or injected scripts). As and hinted, an extension is a likely suspect, but there are a few safe diagnostic steps and checks that were not yet listed.

A non‑destructive first test is to launch IE with extensions turned off. From a Run box or a shortcut, start:

iexplore -extoff

If the message disappears, the problem is almost certainly an add‑on. Narrow it down by disabling groups of add‑ons (or using a tool such as Sysinternals Autoruns to see BHOs and toolbars), then re‑enable them in halves to isolate the offender. Remove toolbars via Add/Remove Programs rather than relying only on temporary disable.

If the popup still appears with no add‑ons, gather system clues: check Event Viewer (Application log) for entries from iexplore.exe or the module name shown in the error, clear Temporary Internet Files, and run an up‑to‑date anti‑malware scan. On Windows, run sfc /scannow to check for corrupted system files. Create a System Restore point before editing the registry or uninstalling components.

When the offending component is found, update or uninstall it; if no single component shows up, reinstall or update Internet Explorer and apply all Windows updates for the OS. As a diagnostic step, try a different browser to confirm whether the error is IE‑specific. The Event Viewer module/name and the exact dialog text are the key clues experts use to identify which binary or script is failing.

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Member Avatar for gemini4

Go to Internet Options/Advanced and take the check mark out of enable 3rd party browser extensions.

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Go to Internet Options/Advanced and take the check mark out of enable 3rd party browser extensions.

That really helps get rid of some annoyances of those Pop Ups.

Member Avatar for gemini4

That really helps get rid of some annoyances of those Pop Ups.

It you'll also get rid of any toolbars or other internet explorer plug-ins but it's better this way and more secure. He should not be using Internet Explorer anyways. Firefox is the best!

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It you'll also get rid of any toolbars or other internet explorer plug-ins but it's better this way and more secure. He should not be using Internet Explorer anyways. Firefox is the best!

Thanks a lot , it's great to know theres guys like you out there. I did have firefox once but i dont remember why i got rid of it now, sure there was a good reason though!. Thanks again Dougie

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