Ver 5.11.5408 registry clean causing IE11 crash

[bollobug]

After the recent Major Win 7 update a week or so ago, I ran the registry cleaner as I often do before backing up the system.  After the next system reboot, IE 11 started having a problem where the page opens but then closes with a error.  All webpages do the same thing and it ends up in a loop of closing and trying to reopen the page.  For some reason the registry merge function applied to the ccleaner backup did not fix the problem, maybe because it only happens after the next reboot. The only way I could fix it was to restore the system . After doing this several times with and without certain Win 7 updates etc., I was able to isolate the problem to the ccleaner registry clean.   Anyway, don't know what entries caused the problem, but for what its worth, I pasted the entries that the cleaner flagged below (to read it, its grouped in 3's, so every three items represents "problem"  "data" "registry key".  I am reasonably sure it is not any Mcafee stuff as I clean that out often.  The same thing happened on another Win 7 system and I have isolated it to the same problem.  Anyone know what the issue is here?  Maybe a cleaner bug related to the Win 7 update.?  I'd like to be able to clean the registry, but cannot do so know until I figure out which entries are the problem.  Those typelib references look suspicious?

 

 

Problem

 

Data

 

Registry Key

 

Unused File Extension

 

mk

 

HKCRVnk

 

Unused File Extension

 

res

 

HKCRVes

 

ActiveX/COM Issue

 

MailFileAtt - {00020D0 5-0000-0000-C000-000000000046}

 

HKCRV4ailFileAtt

 

ActiveX/COM Issue

 

mapifvbx.object - {41116C00-3B90-101B-96CD-00AA003B14FC}

 

HKCR Vnapifvbx. object

 

ActiveX/COM Issue

 

mapifvbx. object. 1 - {41116C00-8B90-101B-96CD-00AA003B14FC}

 

HKCR Vnapifvbx.object. 1

 

Invalid Default Icon

 

'C: program Files V^cAfee V4SC V^cAfee. ico"

 

HKCRV4cAfeeExtnV)efaultIcon

 

ActiveX/COM Issue

 

McDspWrp.CoMcTelemetryAPIShm. 1 - {D859E279-0112-4e2b-BA62-89F79C0817B7}

 

HKCR V^cDspWrp .CoMcTelemetry APIShm. 1

 

ActiveX/COM Issue

 

InProcServer32\C: program Files (x86)\Common Files Microsoft Shared \Smart Tag ^PERSON. DLL

 

HKCR\CLSID\{339361CD-6723-455D-A40B-C95F 1F91FF8A}

 

Missing TypeLib Reference

 

IProxyVer - {4CE3F02C-E146-4C4F-A35D-16C9DA764CC2}

 

HKCR \Interface\{4CE 3F0 2C -E146 -4C4F -A 3 5D - 16C9D A764CC 2}

 

Missing TypeLib Reference

 

IRedirVer - {4CE3F02C-E146-4C4F-A35D-16C9DA764CC2}

 

HKCR \Interface \{8E9EFC 74-7B0D -4CEF -8 A8F -F ADO 5CF 70 AD4}

 

Missing TypeLib Reference

 

IEmProxyVer - {4CE3F02C-E146-4C4F-A35D-16C9DA764CC2}

 

HKCR \Interface\{F 5C 2CD90 -ECE8 -4BF8 -9C 76-36A09 732F 222}

 

Obsolete software key

 

McAfeeRiskScan

 

HKLM\SoftwareV4cAfeeRiskScan

 

 

 

 

[Nergal]

Sounds like you were overzealous in your registry cleaning. Even with a gentle registry cleaner like ccleaner, one should practice extra care in removal of entries from registry for this exact reason.

You can't easily fix when you don't know what you removed.

 

Read my signature (and learn to follow it's simple advice), and while you do I'm going to re-read your thread and maybe make some suggestions to get you out of your current circumstance.

[Nergal]

Case fix idea 1:

Open control panel

Open internet options

Go to the advanced page

Click reset internet explorer

 

(In case I got steps 3-4 badly worded, follow from my step 2 with step 2 onward from http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/how-to-reset-internet-explorer.html