IE11 Shows :Program not responding, on Desktop, after IE File is closed out

Question

 Hi, I am looking for help with this odd problem and cannot find any other question like it.
My PC has Windows 7 64bit installed on HP pavilion g7 notebook. I use 32 bit browser I mostly go to in private as I have to erase all Temp internet files manually.(Different problem)   
  I always open IE , not in private first, and again before I close out to insure some needed      files are in temp internet files. I have done this for 3 years as this PC has a quirk and am       
telling this just so you have all information. Still EI will close out, as below, no matter what!
After IE 11 update KB2962872 IE works well but very often after closing out IE file a message appears on my Desktop saying that the program is not responding....looks for solution.....then says to close out IE. But I had already closed it out???? The
message takes 1 to 3 seconds to appear on my Desktop. Makes no sense and I have tried many things. Tried a compatibility       trouble-shooter and when  I give the file for IE it said this program cannot be tested.
IE does not show up in Programs and Files , from my control panel?
Event viewer shows Error:
Faulty Application name: IEXPLORER.EXE, version:11.0.9600.17207,time stamp:0x53a20c50
Faulty module name:MSHTML.dll, version:11.0.9600.17207                                               
Execution code: 0xc0000005                                                                                              
Faulty offset: 0x00482d4f                                                                                                  
Faulty process id: 0x18eo                                                                                                  
Faulty application start time: 0x01cf9df2ac176a84                                                               
Faulty application path: C\: Program Files (x86)\ Internet Explorer\ IEXPLORE.EXE                  Faulty module path: C:\Windows\system32\MSHTML.dll
Action center shows this problem and thus my performance is about 2 on 10.
Thank you very much for looking at my question.       

Answer 1

Hello Picpansnap & Rob,
  I encountered a similar problem, as Picpansnap did "After IE 11 update KB2962872 IE works well but very often after closing out IE file a message appears on my Desktop saying that the program is not responding....looks for solution.....then
says to close out IE." This happens now every time I open IE.
I agree Rob that this is likely a 3rd party add-on problem. In my case I tried the consumer solutions 1st.  I myself did try all the recommended solutions and even ran the good old fixit tool. However I was not ever able to get to Tools>Internet
Options>Advanced as my browser would crash shortly after opening. This became very frustrating so being an IT professional myself, I of course came to technet to check the forums.  KB2962872 is a recent update at the time of this writing and as such
the consumer site may not quite be aware of the need for an advanced solution as of yet.  Picpansnap showed some advanced level understanding by sending an event viewer output, it was the similarities between his output and mine as well as your mention
of 3rd party add-on's that prompted me to remember another method to turn them off as I had tried Tools>Internet Options>Advanced unsuccessfully due to the quick crashing of newly opened IE page.
I remembered how to diagnose an individual IE add-on so I opened internet properties and from the program tab clicked the manage add-on button and proceeded to disable all IE add-on's and bring them up one by one to see which one was the culprit. In my case
it was the avast online security add-on that was the cause. With that add-on disabled Internet Explorer is now working fine. I have a subscription to avast internet security and am passing on this information to them as well as to http://answers.microsoft.com
I would like to wholeheartedly thank both of you for providing me with the clues to get my own IE working again. I had just performed a re-install of Windows 8 due to AMD's 14.4 driver hosing my USB, sound & DVD drive. I was able to get the sound &
DVD working again without the re-install but after spending hours in forums and trying solutions I was left with the re-install & update all the way back to Win 8.1 as my only option (recovery image was on external USB drive , of course). That was a battle
and I really do appreciate the posts here in technet where many problems with Microsoft programs are resolved 1st.  I usually am a reader only & this will be my 1st post, I hope this can help others with similar issues.
Chuck ;)