Message from webpage: stack overflow at line 158, what does that mean?

Norah: A cache is a place, in your hard disk, to store something temporarily. When you return to a page you've recently looked at, the browser can get it from the cache rather than the original server, saving you time and the network the burden of some additional traffic. laura: i undertsnad what it is but how did i gte it laura: ok Norah: Click “Tools" then choose/click "Internet Options." Norah: Click “Delete" under "Browsing History.” Norah: Place a check in the "Temporary Internet Files," "Cookies" and "History" checkboxes. Leave all other tick boxes unchecked. laura: what does browsin ghistory have to od with email? Norah: All those files stored in your cache take up space, so from time to time, you may want to clear out the files stored in your cache to free up some space on your computer. Also, this is a necessary troubleshooting step when cleaning out viruses on your computer. laura: ok i dont think I have never ever cleared my history, ill do it now Norah: Please follow the steps above. Norah: Let me know once you are done. laura: ok Norah: Thank you. laura: ok i checked the three you said. what about the top one that says preserve favories website data? Norah: Leave it uncheck. laura: ok done Norah: Click the “Delete” button at the bottom of the Internet Options window. Norah: Click “OK.” Norah: Close and re-start your Internet Explorer browser to refresh it. Then let me know if the issue persists. Norah: Please do not close our chat window.

Norah: A cache is a place, in your hard disk, to store something temporarily. When you return to a page you've recently looked at, the browser can get it from the cache rather than the original server, saving you time and the network the burden of some additional traffic. laura: i undertsnad what it is but how did i gte it laura: ok Norah: Click “Tools" then choose/click "Internet Options." Norah: Click “Delete" under "Browsing History.” Norah: Place a check in the "Temporary Internet Files," "Cookies" and "History" checkboxes. Leave all other tick boxes unchecked. laura: what does browsin ghistory have to od with email? Norah: All those files stored in your cache take up space, so from time to time, you may want to clear out the files stored in your cache to free up some space on your computer. Also, this is a necessary troubleshooting step when cleaning out viruses on your computer. laura: ok i dont think I have never ever cleared my history, ill do it now Norah: Please follow the steps above. Norah: Let me know once you are done. laura: ok Norah: Thank you. laura: ok i checked the three you said. what about the top one that says preserve favories website data? Norah: Leave it uncheck. laura: ok done Norah: Click the “Delete” button at the bottom of the Internet Options window. Norah: Click “OK.” Norah: Close and re-start your Internet Explorer browser to refresh it. Then let me know if the issue persists. Norah: Please do not close our chat window.

For the best answers, search on this site https://shorturl.im/ax1PT I was able to reproduce this problem on a client PC using Internet Explorer 8 and yahoo webmail. The message would appear after sending an attachment such as a word document or a PDF file. The previous suggestion to change your homepage didn't work for me and doesn't make much sense but "tried" to follow it anyway with no results. Below is what finally worked in my situation. Make sure Internet Explorer is closed. Go to Control Panel>Internet Options On the General Tab under Browsing History: Click the delete button and check all options, then click on the delete button. As an extra measure, I then went to the Advanced tab and clicked on the Reset button under the "Reset Internet Explorer Settings." Check the box option "Delete personal settings." Click on the "Reset" button. Do NOT open Internet Explorer yet. Go to Control Panel> Java. On the General Tab under Temporary Internet Files click on the settings button. Click on the Delete Files Button. Then OK your way out. Launch Internet Explorer and go through the initial setup and try your email client again. If this problem continues, I suggest you scan your system for malware.

I to have been having this problem for the last 2 days!!! Someone please help!

I have been getting this too. I came here for the answer. If anyone knows, please respond.

Yes, I use yahoo and have the same message popping up...but isn't anybody going to give an answer, please ? :-)

I get same message..

ive had the same problem i went on this speed wizzard as it said it would fix it all it did was scan and do other stuff then it wanted me to register so i tried but to no avail maybe its a virus anyone know any better please let us know

i am having the same issue for the last month after sending emails, I am using Yahoo Mail is everyone else using Yahoo also ?