HGC

The error only happens when the Mustang ad in the background is up. In this case it happened when I clicked on the link to this forum.

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HGC

It is this ad. I posted this screen shot on November 17. Try pulling it and see if the problem stops. If not, put it back on. I know Ford is probably paying good money for this to appear but they would be better off redoing the ad to prevent the problem. There has been some discussion that Flash is actually at fault. Regardless of whether the fault is Flash or the ad what is certain is Flash cannot handle this particular ad.

mlcrycc

I agree...that ad is the issue....getting very old, running ie without add ons is problematic with videos and such.....

Definately getting old......

mlcrycc

Thanks Admin....Seems much better and faster now....Appreciate it!!

Mike

06GT4RAD

The problem is back I keep getting booted all day

Stoenr

I think that whatever addoubleclick.net is on the site is causing the problem. I dont get any crashes, but it seems to be constantly loading and taking the page alot longer to load

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07 Stang

I kept getting Flash9b.ocx error messages too. I disabled the file, however my Norton Anti-Virus started acting up. I had to turn off Norton for a while then reset.....it seems fine now.

Dan04COBRA

I have the same problem, only on one of my 3 machines though.

sevenleaf

I have this problem on 2 different machines, one running vista with IE 7 the other windows xp running IE6. Pain in the butt if you ask me. I upgraded the flash player on both machines and still get the flash.ocx error. If I disable the plugin it's fine but who wants to disable flash on the interent?

Dan04COBRA

I downloaded Adobes uninstaller and installed a fresh copy. All is good for me now.