Why does my computer keep automatically closing some web pages in a hurry

1;Infected with a virus or malicious Trojan horse.

It is recommended to use 360 Security Guard to clean or antivirus software.

Rising Kaka is also available.

2: The computer is set up with parental controls or web-specific text filtering in Super Bunny.

It is recommended to uninstall Super Bunny or Web Browsing Aid.

I feel like it's a Trojan horse, or someone is so boring, there is neither pornography nor malvertising. But what about filtering ** for you?

But according to you, sometimes it turns off, sometimes it doesn't, and it feels like it's set.

You can also go to "Content Settings" in the IE settings, or "Trust**". , do not trust **malicious**" and other places to change the settings.

Malware Cleanup Assistant.

Some registry has been tampered with, find a good antivirus, sweep and kill.

There's a close pop-up box in the options, and you can close it.

Clean it up with Rising Card Internet Assistant.

There's a problem with the browser. I recommend that you install the browser from the new or flash9 plug-in bugs, it is recommended to replace the bottom version of 8. The second is to browse some malicious ** creations.

Actually, it's not a virus problem. It's some ** that has modified your login profile. Just use some tools to restore the login file Now you need to fix your IE One is IE-Tools-Manage Loading] IE-Tools-Reset Web Settings The second is to prevent viruses first, use Super Rabbit to empty the temporary folder and then uninstall the rogue software Finally, repair IE The third is to use Huangshan IE Repair Expert "Free" to solve problems such as IE pop-up ad windows!

3 solutions to the sudden automatic closure of the Internet Explorer.

1. For IE users, run "Control Panel Add or Delete Programs", select the "Inter Explorer Error Reporting" option in the list, and click the "Change Delete" button to remove it from the system.

2. For IE users under Windows 9X Me NT 2000, you can open the "Login File", find [Hkey Local Machine Sofare Microsoft Inter Explorer Main], create a DWORD two-digit value named IEWatsonEnabled in the right pane, and assign it to 0.

3. For IE users of Windows XP, execute "Control Panel System", switch to the "Advanced" tab, click the "Error Reporting" button, check the "Disable Error Reporting" option, and check "But notify me when a critical error occurs", and finally click the "OK" button.

Try refilling the browser, if it doesn't work, try to install other browsers, if it doesn't work, it may be a system problem.

Try a good browser. Then you can clean up cookies and temporary folders on a regular basis. It's online caching.

It is possible that you have been hit by a network virus or have been attacked by a malicious **, I suggest that you search for the web leaf in the address block on my computer. You can also try other browsers, such as Maxthon.

It may be that you have inadvertently or been modified by other software in some files in IE, and it is not excluded that there is a possibility of a virus, in general, it is best to restore the system, or reinstall the system.

Virus. IE has a problem, fix it.

Then use the Yellow Mountain.

Something is wrong with IE, just fix it with a tool.