If you want to modify the security level of Internet Explorer, please enter!

Now that you know it's going to take a lot of money, don't ask.

As for the method of modifying the security level of the browser:

Run the "regedit" command to open the registry, navigate to "[hkey current user software Microsoft Windows Currentversion Internet settings zones 3]", and change "minlevel" to "10000" (hexadecimal) on the right side of the window, so that you can set a lower security level.

It's very simple that your computer is typically installed with a Rising card, and to tell you, modifying the security level has no effect, but will cause most of the web pages on your computer to fail to load, and the certificate cannot be read, and you will have a headache to death!

The browser level is just default.

Security level has browser security settings on your antivirus.

Set it up there.

What is there to be safe about IE?

I rarely use IE, and when I use IE, I feel uneasy, and I will never go straight to confidential things.

Open IE and select Tools - Internet Options - Security.

1. First open the Internet Explorer, select and click the gear in the upper right corner, and then select and click "Internet Options" in the pop-up interface.

2. In the Internet Options interface, select and click on the "Security" option.

3. Then choose to click on the "Custom Level" option.

4. Select a security level and click the "OK" button below.

5. At this time, return to the Internet option and click "OK".

Here's how to set up Internet Security for Internet Explorer:

1. Open Internet Explorer.

<>3. After clicking, find the tool option and click to find the Internet option.

4. Click on Internet Options.

<>6. Select the Internet item, and then adjust the security level below.

7. Then click OK.