Internet Explorer Windows 8.1 Crash Fix

August 25, 2018 | Marc Enzor | Blog

Windows 8.1 was released on April 8, 2014, the same day Microsoft officially retired Windows XP, and both are now outdated and unsupported. With all the updates, bugs and fixes; Windows 8.1 has proven to be less than reliable for many. Since Microsoft released and then retracted the early August 8.1 update, chances are you might be experiencing a problem with Internet Explorer crashing after the recent update. This issue can be frustrating enough to make you want to give up on your computer, but Tucson’s Geeks 2 You can help you resolve it before you do. Luckily there is a fix that might help Internet Explorer kick this crashing problem. This fix uses the recovery feature of Windows without resetting all Internet Explorer settings back to default. Before trying this fix, it is recommended to backup all data. (It is recommended to always have a backup whether you’re experiencing problems or not.) It is also recommended to make a list of any apps installed from a website or DVD, for you will have to reinstall after the refresh.
*******When you refresh the PC, it will restore Windows 8.You will need to upgrade to 8.1 after the refresh*********
*******Any apps installed from Websites or DVDs will be removed with the refresh, and will have to be reinstalled after the refresh*******
How to refresh Windows 8.1 –
1.) Swipe in from right edge of screen or move your cursor so the Charmbar (sidebar) pops out, revealing the Search, Share, Start button, Devices and Settings gear cog symbol at the bottom of this list.2.) Click or tap on Settings > Change PC Settings > Update and Recovery.

3.) Click or tap to open the Recovery option
4.) Select Get Started and Refresh Your PC Without Affecting Your Files.
This will then reinstall Windows without trashing your data.
Hopefully once your PC is refreshed, your Internet Explorer will functional again without “experiencing problems and needs to close” error message popping up and crashing the browser.