Internet explorer: Ulead MP3 Codec v 1.0.18 pop up message keeps showing

[Nammed Khuri]

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Recently purchased a Toshiba laptop with Windows 7 Home Premium (64bit) and in the machine internet explorer 9 is preinstalled. the machine was running fine till the last few days, but suddenly from last three days it keep showing a pop up message into the browser open whenever I tried to open any web page, the pop up look like Ulead MP3 Codec v 1.0.18. It appears with OK buttons, but if ;I click on it then the browser will closes automatically. This is quite disappointing me, though I am a regular user of IE. After getting bore I installed Mozilla Firefox, there is no this kind of problem. Though now I am able to browser any page but I need to resolve the issue in IE, I like this. What should I do? How to resolve this one?

[Brooks]

This is common issue with the Internet explorer, I was also facing similar issue, I was also shocked with this error massage and go for research on this, but nothing works over there, then one of my friend suggest me to try by one process, remove the add-ons or the plug-in from the browser. So I also like to suggest you to go through the process, I hope this will somehow help you. For this proceed to Accessories under all program, from start menu an from the system tool option, open Internet Explorer (No Add-ons). From the browser window, click on tool and choose internet option. From program tab select Manage add-ons, under that click on disabled in No Add-ons mode, along with this choose the manually enable/disable add-ons option, restart the browser, and the problem is solved.

[rohit007]

There is simply solution for any type of browser, remove the earlier pone and along with this remove windows version compatible files, from windows version installed folder. Now go for the fresh installation. Whereas I was also facing relevant issue regarding a pop up message, after that I simply go through this technique. Though I know this is not the exact solution for any problem, but would like to recommend you to try once with this process, might be it will help you to resolve the issue.

[5parts]

I recommend you to reset the browser, my elder brother had similar issue, after that he also tried a lot tricks to resolve this problem, but by anyone he can’t do anything. Then according to his knowledge as per his capability, he ten go for reset the browse application, and the problem is solved by this, for this open tool menu bar option from the browser window, and enter into Reset Internet Explorer settings, under this window click on reset option and click Reset again, after complete the process close the reset setting window and also close the browser application, now restart IE. I hope after that the pop up message will not be appearing into your screen.

[ismeilshah]

thanks for ur kind information about it. ismeilshah

[Antonio1]

I heard somewhere that these type of problem may occur for the antivirus program, so according to problem that you posted. I recommend you to first try to disable the antivirus while you are browsing any web page, if still it occurring then disable the firewall option, this also can be happened if you are using any trial version of the antivirus program. If you are suing the trial version, then I suggest you to download any freeware antivirus program and install into your machine. There is another way, i am not sure whether this one working or not, open OS installed folder from primary driver, and open Common Files, which is having the path like "C:\Program Files\Common Files", from there remove completely the "Ulead Systems" folder. Try with this, any one will surely be help you.

[GhostRider]

First ensure that your antivirus program is not responsible for the same. For start remove all the security toolbars that are added to the web browser. Disable them and then check back. If still the issue appear go in the addons section and find relevant updates related to this codec thing. Remove it and check back. Run internet explorer in No addon mode if possible. The last thing you can do is remove Aol software from your system entirely. If you have this get rid of it. Also just ensure that you are using Internet Explorer in Admin mode. Some addons related to codec is not able to run due to low privileges.

[Carita Carlos]

This issue is related to Aol in your system. When a mail comes it triggers a audio that saying you got a mail. This audio is supported by Ulead Codec. So if you have any audio notification set on the mail client you will need to disable that. Try to do that and check back. Check in the Aol settings where you can find an option to turn off the sound completely. Run the same back again and check. Now when you get or receive a new mail you will not find the same pop up message on your screen.

[Spyrus]

There is a simple fix to solve the Ulead MP3 Codec v 1.0.18 pop up problem on Internet Explorer browser. All you need to do is simply disable add-ons on Internet Explorer startup and the problem will fade away. If disabling add-ons solves the problem, you might want to use Manage Add-ons (which you can find on the Tools menu) to disable all add-ons and then turn on add-ons only as you use them. To automatically disable add-ons, run the Internet Explorer Add-on Fix It. To run the Internet Explorer Add-on Fix It, click on this button and just run it,