How to Fix Parsing Errors on Google Earth
Google Earth is a virtual globe program from Google that maps out the earth utilizing satellite imagery, GIS 3D globe and aerial photos. Google Earth may sometimes experience an error that is known as a "Parsing" error. A parsing error happens when a program's format of a statement infringes upon the rules of the programming language that is established. This error leads to your computer locking up and freezing. You can fix this by altering a few files within the Google Earth program.
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Instructions
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Simultaneously press the "Windows" keyboard button along with the "E" keyboard button to open Windows Explorer.
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In the left-side pane, navigate to the following folder: "C:/Documents and Settings/Clynt/Application Data/Google/GoogleEarth/"
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Find the "myplaces.kml" and "myplace.kml.backup" files in the "GoogleEarth" folder, right-click them and select "rename." Rename these files to anything you choose.
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Navigate to the following folder in Windows Explorer when Google Earth is not running:
"C:\Documents and Settings\Clynt\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\GoogleEarth"
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Find the following files in the "Google Earth" folder: "dbCache.dat" and "dbCache.dat.index"
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Right-click these files and select the "Delete" option.
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Ensure that "Alternate Placenames" under the "Borders and Lables" section is unchecked.
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