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I had the same problem and you have to go into the uninstall programs in vista, but look to the left and find uninstall updates. then find windows ie8 beta and uninstall it. after I did that the installation went great.
good luck!
good luck!
its simple to resolve the issue go add and remove programe and uninstall internet explorer 7 or 8 whichever version you have and then uninstall service pack 3 and reboot the computer and reintall the printer sw and it will work.
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This apparently has nothing to do with IE8 vs IE7. I'm running IE7 on Vista Home Premium, and the problem first began to appear last night right after I installed the HP Photosmart C6380 printer software. The problem appear to be the plugins that the HP software installed in the IE browser to enable saving and editing web clips. The uninstall and reinstall of IE7 or IE8 only masks the issue because you are really just uninstalling the plug ins. Same thing with using the Reset option in the Advanced section of the IE config properties... it just disables all plugins, and *poof* the problem goes away.
To fix, in IE, just go to Tools > Manage Add-ons > Enable or Disable Add-ons ... then look for the "HP Smart Select" and "HP Smart BHO Class", select each of them and then select the "Disable" option.
I actually like the software, so perhaps HP will come out with a fix for the issue. Nnote: I ran the HP update program for the Photosmart printer software, but it told me it was up to date.
To fix, in IE, just go to Tools > Manage Add-ons > Enable or Disable Add-ons ... then look for the "HP Smart Select" and "HP Smart BHO Class", select each of them and then select the "Disable" option.
I actually like the software, so perhaps HP will come out with a fix for the issue. Nnote: I ran the HP update program for the Photosmart printer software, but it told me it was up to date.
Just an update here: I found that just doing a simple "Window Update" from the Tools menu of IE 7 downloaded a specific fix for the issue (on Vista). After the patch, I was able to re-enable the previously disabled HP plugins and all was well. I was able to use the webclip software again and no longer got the errors when closing IE.
Peace Y'all
Peace Y'all
