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No crush, I tried everything I can imagine, including editing these controls, performing drag-drop but nothing strange happens. ver 11.0.9600.16476 update 11.

No crush, I tried everything I can imagine, including editing these controls, performing drag-drop but nothing strange happens. ver 11.0.9600.16476 update 11.0.2 screenshot: http://ww3.sinaimg.cn/large/798f7769gw1eceujrxg30j20bf09c0tf.jpg http://ww3.sinaimg.cn/large/798f7769gw1eceujrxg30j20bf09c0tf...

dahjelle 13y ago
Wow…same version I'm running, and on the same Windows version, but I'm regularly getting the crash. You don't suppose it has something to do with the system language or something? What other different factors could there be?
- be5invis 13y ago
  Windows 7 x86 or x64? What plugins have you installed? I'm using Simplified Chiense and I cannot reproduce this bug.
  - dahjelle 13y ago
    The only plugins I have enabled are Flash and Adobe Reader. All others—Dynatrace AJAX, Java, Messenger Companion, Windows Live ID, Blog This in Windows Live Writer—are disabled. I should mention I'm running in a VirtualBox VM, though I've seen this on a co-workers box running Windows direct on hardware.
    - strmpnk 13y ago
      I've definitely come across VM bugs in the past. Perhaps this could be related to VirtualBox? IE does use a number of fancy mmu features when JITing JS that might put pressure on some of the more complex parts of a VM.
      - dahjelle 13y ago
        Yes, I thought it might have been that, except co-workers could easily reproduce it on their machines that aren't VMs. See the DxDiag in a sibling comment.
        strmpnk 13y ago
        Very interesting. I'll have to try it on one of my home machines I installed windows on later.
        dahjelle 13y ago
        Let me know what you find. Still haven't been able to figure out the pattern for why some folks have been able to reproduce this and others can't.
        strmpnk 13y ago
        Following up: This iMac doesn't reproduce (Windows 8.1 64bit, IE 11.0.2 (11.0.9600.16476), desktop and metro tested, only add-ons enabled: 1password and fiddler)
        dahjelle 13y ago
        Huh. Interesting. Thank you!
    - be5invis 13y ago
      Inside a VM? It's a really important information. Maybe you should try this on a real machine. Virtualization can change many things, for example, GPU-Z crushes my Windows 8.1 VM.
      - dahjelle 13y ago
        Sorry, I put this in a sibling comment first as HN wasn't letting me reply until now: Here's the DxDiag from a co-worker's machine that ISN'T a VM and who can also reproduce the bug: http://pastebin.com/e6auRbR8 http://pastebin.com/e6auRbR8 He has all add-ons disabled except for Java.
    - dahjelle 13y ago
      Here's the DxDiag from a co-worker's machine that ISN'T a VM and who can also reproduce the bug: http://pastebin.com/e6auRbR8 http://pastebin.com/e6auRbR8 He has all add-ons disabled except for Java.
  - dahjelle 13y ago
    Here's a DxDiag report: http://pastebin.com/L96ZtQH0 http://pastebin.com/L96ZtQH0 I noticed one other poster who reproduced the crash was using Windows 7 Home Premium SP1, as well. Perhaps it doesn't work on other Windows 7 versions?

dahjelle 13y ago

Wow…same version I'm running, and on the same Windows version, but I'm regularly getting the crash. You don't suppose it has something to do with the system language or something? What other different factors could there be?

be5invis 13y ago
Windows 7 x86 or x64? What plugins have you installed? I'm using Simplified Chiense and I cannot reproduce this bug.
- dahjelle 13y ago
  The only plugins I have enabled are Flash and Adobe Reader. All others—Dynatrace AJAX, Java, Messenger Companion, Windows Live ID, Blog This in Windows Live Writer—are disabled. I should mention I'm running in a VirtualBox VM, though I've seen this on a co-workers box running Windows direct on hardware.
  - strmpnk 13y ago
    I've definitely come across VM bugs in the past. Perhaps this could be related to VirtualBox? IE does use a number of fancy mmu features when JITing JS that might put pressure on some of the more complex parts of a VM.
    - dahjelle 13y ago
      Yes, I thought it might have been that, except co-workers could easily reproduce it on their machines that aren't VMs. See the DxDiag in a sibling comment.
      - strmpnk 13y ago
        Very interesting. I'll have to try it on one of my home machines I installed windows on later.
        dahjelle 13y ago
        Let me know what you find. Still haven't been able to figure out the pattern for why some folks have been able to reproduce this and others can't.
        strmpnk 13y ago
        Following up: This iMac doesn't reproduce (Windows 8.1 64bit, IE 11.0.2 (11.0.9600.16476), desktop and metro tested, only add-ons enabled: 1password and fiddler)
        dahjelle 13y ago
        Huh. Interesting. Thank you!
  - be5invis 13y ago
    Inside a VM? It's a really important information. Maybe you should try this on a real machine. Virtualization can change many things, for example, GPU-Z crushes my Windows 8.1 VM.
    - dahjelle 13y ago
      Sorry, I put this in a sibling comment first as HN wasn't letting me reply until now: Here's the DxDiag from a co-worker's machine that ISN'T a VM and who can also reproduce the bug: http://pastebin.com/e6auRbR8 http://pastebin.com/e6auRbR8 He has all add-ons disabled except for Java.
  - dahjelle 13y ago
    Here's the DxDiag from a co-worker's machine that ISN'T a VM and who can also reproduce the bug: http://pastebin.com/e6auRbR8 http://pastebin.com/e6auRbR8 He has all add-ons disabled except for Java.
- dahjelle 13y ago
  Here's a DxDiag report: http://pastebin.com/L96ZtQH0 http://pastebin.com/L96ZtQH0 I noticed one other poster who reproduced the crash was using Windows 7 Home Premium SP1, as well. Perhaps it doesn't work on other Windows 7 versions?