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      08-19-2012
When trying to view most videos i.e. Facebook,You Tube E-Mail videos received I get "Internet Explorer stopped working". I have the latest software. I'm running Windows 7 64 bit Intel I-5.
 
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      08-19-2012
You might run the Microsoft fix-it as well as read over and try the options to reset, reinstall, etc. MS IE that can be found in KB318378

If that doesn't fix it then we need more information...
Are you running IE 8 or IE 9 ? Are you running the 32-bit version of IE or the 64-bit version?

Videos are played using plug-ins...
Have you checked to make sure you have the latest flash player installed? Is the latest Silverlight installed, if the videos you are trying to play use that?
 
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