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Firefox always closes soon after launching in a computer lab.

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Firefox keeps quitting after launching in a computer lab. It's very strange. Is there a log? about:crashes gives nothing. This is windows 10 1709. It doesn't matter what Firefox version, 32 or 64 bit. I can't find anything in process monitor.

Firefox keeps quitting after launching in a computer lab. It's very strange. Is there a log? about:crashes gives nothing. This is windows 10 1709. It doesn't matter what Firefox version, 32 or 64 bit. I can't find anything in process monitor.

Modified by jszabo3

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I figured it out. When I uninstall Netop Vision client 9.3 https://www.netop.com/edu.htm, Firefox works fine. I don't know how Firefox could possibly conflict with a screen sharing software. (As well as Cisco Amp antivirus, but that's now resolved.)

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Here's version 66.0.2 64-bit, 3 times in safe mode, about 48 seconds each.


PS C:\Users\jszabo3> measure-command { start-process firefox -ArgumentList -safe-mode -wait }


Days  : 0 Hours  : 0 Minutes  : 0 Seconds  : 48 Milliseconds  : 581 Ticks  : 485811106 TotalDays  : 0.000562281372685185 TotalHours  : 0.0134947529444444 TotalMinutes  : 0.809685176666667 TotalSeconds  : 48.5811106 TotalMilliseconds : 48581.1106


PS C:\Users\jszabo3> measure-command { start-process firefox -ArgumentList -safe-mode -wait }


Days  : 0 Hours  : 0 Minutes  : 0 Seconds  : 49 Milliseconds  : 596 Ticks  : 495967254 TotalDays  : 0.000574036173611111 TotalHours  : 0.0137768681666667 TotalMinutes  : 0.82661209 TotalSeconds  : 49.5967254 TotalMilliseconds : 49596.7254


PS C:\Users\jszabo3> measure-command { start-process firefox -ArgumentList -safe-mode -wait }


Days  : 0 Hours  : 0 Minutes  : 0 Seconds  : 57 Milliseconds  : 722 Ticks  : 577225206 TotalDays  : 0.000668084729166667 TotalHours  : 0.0160340335 TotalMinutes  : 0.96204201 TotalSeconds  : 57.7225206 TotalMilliseconds : 57722.5206

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Start your Computer in safe mode with network support. Then start Firefox. Try Secure websites. Is the problem still there?

http://encyclopedia2.thefreedictionary.com/Linux+Safe+Mode Starting Any Computer In Safe Mode; Free Online Encyclopedia

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It seems to be running ok now by itself now. I suspect something changed on the firefox servers. I did manage to send in two crash reports.

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Please post those reports.

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Modified by jszabo3

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الحل المُختار

I figured it out. When I uninstall Netop Vision client 9.3 https://www.netop.com/edu.htm, Firefox works fine. I don't know how Firefox could possibly conflict with a screen sharing software. (As well as Cisco Amp antivirus, but that's now resolved.)

Modified by jszabo3

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That was very good work. Well done. Please flag your last post as Solved Problem so others will know.

You should contact its support.

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62.0b9 is an old beta version.

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/update-firefox-latest-version?cache=no Did you update Firefox to the latest version 66.0.2 March 27, 2019

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The version didn't matter. Vision 9.5 works with Firefox ok.