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Best guess is a corrupt file/bad sector is causing the problem. Go
into IE Options-- Advanced-- Settings--Empty Folder. If that doesn't
work, run chkdsk /f to have chkdsk fix the corrupt file. If that
doesn't work, use Norton Disk Dr. Until that corrupt/bad sector is
removed, you will have problems viewing/moving that folder. You should
have NDD or chkdsk do a surface testing of your HD to see if there are
problems waiting to bite you.

Good Luck.


On Tue, 4 Nov 1997 14:08:10 -0500, "Ben Creagh Brown"
<ben@i-am-a.demon.co.uk> wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I was wondering if anyone could help me, I have been experiencing 
>seemingly unsurmoutable problems with IE3 under NT.
>
>Specifically with the Temporary Internet Files folder under c:\winnt
>When I try and browse it under IE it crashes and I have to close it with 
>task manager. When I try with explorer it freezes and then dies with this 
>error message:
>
>Application error - explorer.exe
>The instruction at "0x6300s1fo" referenced memory at 
>"0x001be000" The memory could not be written.
>
>I have tried chkdsk'ing my drive and it found 1kb of bad sectors
>I was logged on as administrator and I've tried simply deleting 
>the folder's contents.
>There should be >40 Mb of files in that directory and before 
>explorer was crashing it was reporting 0 bytes worth of data.
>IE 3 still works.
>
>Please point in the right direction as to how I fix this.
>
>Thanks in advance, Ben.
>                    
>
>PS: Ie 3.02, NT4ws, SP3. NTFS Brand New SCSI HD.
>