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I listen to WABC radio at http://abcrad.wm.llnwd.net/abcrad_wabc on a
regular basis. When I listen to it using Firefox, it (WMP)bombs out on a
regular basis with a "unknown system component error"

However, when I listen to it using Internet Explorer, there is no problem at
all.

Additionally, when Firefox *does* crash (at least two with three times a
day!) and an attempt is made by Firefox to report the error over the
Internet, it never, ever is able to succeed in its attempt.

Ross

hope they add it in firefox 2


"Ross M. Greenberg" <> wrote in message
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>I listen to WABC radio at http://abcrad.wm.llnwd.net/abcrad_wabc on a
>regular basis. When I listen to it using Firefox, it (WMP)bombs out on a
>regular basis with a "unknown system component error"
>
> However, when I listen to it using Internet Explorer, there is no problem
> at all.
>
> Additionally, when Firefox *does* crash (at least two with three times a
> day!) and an attempt is made by Firefox to report the error over the
> Internet, it never, ever is able to succeed in its attempt.
>
> Ross
>
>

Ross M. Greenberg wrote:
> I listen to WABC radio at http://abcrad.wm.llnwd.net/abcrad_wabc on a
> regular basis. When I listen to it using Firefox, it (WMP)bombs out on a
> regular basis with a "unknown system component error"
>
> However, when I listen to it using Internet Explorer, there is no problem at
> all.
>
> Additionally, when Firefox *does* crash (at least two with three times a
> day!) and an attempt is made by Firefox to report the error over the
> Internet, it never, ever is able to succeed in its attempt.
>
> Ross
>
>


Try running in Firefox safe mode to see it its and extension or theme issue

> Try running in Firefox safe mode to see it its and extension or theme
> issue

Tell me how, please?

Ross M. Greenberg wrote:
>> Try running in Firefox safe mode to see it its and extension or theme
>> issue
>
> Tell me how, please?
>
>
I had no problems with the site.

Anyways, close FF and make sure its closed by looking in the task
manager [ctrl+alt+del] and if you see it there running, end it.

Close, click on the Start button, then run and enter exactly:

firefox.exe -safe-mode

this will start FF in safe mode which means it will disable all
extensions.

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