S5 Caused Windows DEP (Data Execution Protection) to trigger and close S5.

Now this was odd. Not sure what caused it, but I was in the forums here and I simply clicked on the Apple Logo at the top to go back to the main Apple page and it started to load the page and popped up a Windows DEP error.
I have never seen Windows actually do that before, but I did tell it to send the error report to MS. I suppose it is possible that MS has not updated the DEP filters to fully recognize S5 as a valid app.
Was just really interesting and I thought I would post about it to see if anyone else has seen this issue.

That is a bit odd, Richard. Don't think I ever saw any DEP trouble reported for Safari 4.0.4 or 4.0.5.
When you installed your Safari 5, did you also update your QuickTime to 7.6.6?
(Some DEP errors can be related to applications other than iTunes, QuickTime or Safari dropping QuickTime componentry into non-standard locations on a PC. The DEP errors kick in when QuickTime "proper" gets updated, the "older" componentry in the non-standard locations remains on the PC, and the mix of QuickTime componentry versions makes everything turn to custard.)

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