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Since I have installed my wireless router I have been unable to print from the internet. I continue to get the code above. What do I need to do?

Hi cindy, welcome to the forums!
I saw your post about the "res://ieframe.dll/preview.js" error you are seeing when you attempt to print from the internet. I will gladly look into this error for you to see what I can find for troubleshooting steps.
I will need some more information from you:
What printer(s) are installed on the computer?
How is the printer connected (USB/ wireless/ wired/ Bluetooth)?
What is the Operating System of the computer?
Have you tested hardware functionality (copy and test print)?
Have you tried printing from different programs and web browsers?
Have you tried adding, reconnecting and/or uninstalled and reinstalled the software?
Please let me know the above and I will do some research!
Have a great Thursday
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The real repair isn't to uninstall IE9, that's NOT a fix.
99% of the time just:
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Hello - I'm seeing the Skype appcrash using Win7 (x64) that mentions
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