Uploading email attachments problems on my DELL

I have a DELL I6400 running Windows XP, IE Ver. 8. When trying to clicking the "Browse" button in my Yahoo email to search files I want to attach to my emails I get the following error:
"This Tab has been recovered. A problem with this webpage caused IE to close and reopen the tab"
I am then immediately placed back to an empty email. I had been running IE Ver. 7, and received same error--with this version I was completely taken out of IE.
As a workaround, I load my files on a stick, take them to another computer, then bring up my Yahoo account and create my emails (with no problem adding my attachments). I really need a functional email with attachments on my laptop.
As for virus scans, I do daily with Webroot Antivirus with Antispyware (Geek Squad had to completely clean up my computer 2 months ago, because of nasty infections!).
Anybody have an idea what is unique with my computer that is causing the error?

Im not sure whats causing all the crashing on Internet Explorer 8 , I had so many issues it was not funny!
If anyone else has some insight or tech bulletins, please post them?
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