Microsoft's security update from Aug. 8 causing browser trouble for Dynamics CRM
Microsoft's security update from Aug. 8 to Internet Explorer is causing browser trouble for some systems.
After people apply the MS06-042 update (critial rated) Internet Explorer may crash when certain Web sites are viewed, the company said in a notice on its customer support website. The problem affects Internet Explorer 6 with Service Pack 1 on Windows XP and Windows 2000 systems.
"Microsoft has identified an issue with the security update MS06-042," the company said in a statement Tuesday. It plans to re-release the bulletin and patch on Aug. 22 for all affected users.
The problem occurs when IE users view Web sites that use version 1.1 of HTTP alongside compression, according to Microsoft's notice. HTTP, or hypertext transfer protocol, is the standard protocol used to browse Web sites.
Internet Explorer users have reported browser crashes when using Microsoft's CRM application.
Microsoft has a temporary fix available for the problems caused by MS06-042. However, this fix is not available for download; people have to call the Microsoft support line.
After people apply the MS06-042 update (critial rated) Internet Explorer may crash when certain Web sites are viewed, the company said in a notice on its customer support website. The problem affects Internet Explorer 6 with Service Pack 1 on Windows XP and Windows 2000 systems.
"Microsoft has identified an issue with the security update MS06-042," the company said in a statement Tuesday. It plans to re-release the bulletin and patch on Aug. 22 for all affected users.
The problem occurs when IE users view Web sites that use version 1.1 of HTTP alongside compression, according to Microsoft's notice. HTTP, or hypertext transfer protocol, is the standard protocol used to browse Web sites.
Internet Explorer users have reported browser crashes when using Microsoft's CRM application.
Microsoft has a temporary fix available for the problems caused by MS06-042. However, this fix is not available for download; people have to call the Microsoft support line.
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