Question:
iexplore.exe under processes in my Windows Task Manager?
surferdude
2010-06-30 21:13:31 UTC
In running Windows XP Home Edition (SP3) I often see two, sometimes three separate and distinct iexplore.exe processes running in WIndows Task Manager, even though there is only one tab open. One or two are often small, but invariably the second or third is huge, and seems to really slow down my system. Is this normal? If not, how do I correct it, and what causes it? Much thanks!
Five answers:
2010-06-30 21:30:15 UTC
iexplore.exe is the process for internet explorer. Its very normal to see two or three iexplore.exe in windows task manager when Internet explorer is open. Theres nothing to worry about.



The small processes are usually add-ons related with IE. The huge one is the browser itself.
2016-10-17 09:01:33 UTC
no rely what, you will continuously have many tactics working in spite of if there no longer easily exhibiting on demonstrate, that's how domicile windows operates. My gaming computing gadget has approximately 30-35 tactics working at any given time, yet I additionally disabled fancy subject concerns, the skill to print and all the crap that runs once you first get a sparkling computing gadget between different issues. My workstation that i take advantage of for artwork runs many extra, a minimum of 50 according to possibility, yet that's standard. What isn't standard is your CPU working at a hundred% whilst your purely doing undemanding domicile windows operations. See what's working and discover out what you do no longer prefer working. Have a specialist look at it and notice in the event that they are able to optimize the overall performance or possibly run a device defragement, that would help. yet whilst that's previous, a healthful restoration may well be so as.
Libeca
2010-07-02 04:33:21 UTC
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ForestFire0
2010-06-30 21:15:01 UTC
If you aren't experiencing any problems with Internet Explorer, I would just ignore it. It's working the way it should, so don't mess with anything.
lilboyshoot
2010-06-30 21:22:55 UTC
IE is an essential Windows component. don't mess with it don't even try to remove it.


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