My Page is locked, how can I change it?

It can be changed in Group Policy.

You can change this in IE Tools - IE Options.

360 Security Guard has an advanced feature. It's an IE fix. It is possible to fix general IE problems. If it still can't be fixed. It may be that some malicious** or startup program has been loaded, and most antivirus software can find out.

Right-click on the IE attribute on the desktop.,And then you can modify the home page when you go inside, and it's OK to change it! Hey.

You just open the browser and try it directly with a browser lock (or the registry), or the browser may be hijacked.

There are several possibilities1: The desktop shortcut has been tampered with. 2：

Other software can be modified during installation. Such as fast broadcasting. You go to the fast broadcast-Settings-Options-Others, four tick items, and tick the second setting home page to cancel the spike traces,Then confirm,Finally, you can manually change the home page to save it。

3: Security software lock. 4: There is malware forced modification. Can't change back.

The tampering of the homepage is most likely due to the cause of the virus, and it is maliciously used to run the virus indirectly. When the user starts, the virus program will run with it in a special way, which is tampered with as a navigation station. At the same time, the virus also releases a number-stealing Trojan that threatens the security of the game account.

Many computers will be set to run on automatically, and the end result is: every time the computer restarts, the browser homepage will be modified to a ** navigation station, and ordinary netizens will not be able to modify it manually.

It is recommended to re-check and kill as soon as possible, or carry out a comprehensive anti-virus, and do not be afraid of trouble, safety first. If you encounter a stubborn Trojan, you can enter the safe mode to kill the virus, you can use Tencent PC Manager Toolbox - Stubborn Trojan Killer (strong detection and killing function), or you can try file shredding.

Hope it helps.

Hello landlord.

In this case, you can directly lock the homepage.

Open PC Manager - Toolbox - IE to lock the home page.

Hello friends, you can open 360 Web Shield, use it to unlock it, and then reset the homepage on it.

Open 360 - System Repair - IE Settings - Unlock - Modify Home Page - A Home Page.

Select the homepage and go to what homepage is optional - lock - apply now.

If you need to modify the homepage after the homepage is locked by 360, you still need to set it in 360 to modify it, as follows:

1. Open the security protection center on the 360 panel;

3. Click the + sign behind the home page protection;

4. Click the button on the back page protection to move to the left;

5. Click to select the home page of the browser, and then click the back button and slide to the right to save.

NetShield!! Just see that option and you're good to go. You can also fill in the homepage address manually!

Had this issue in the XP system. The reason is that the Forbidden Registry is set by default in Group Policy. The path in XP looks like this:

Run, "Local Computer" Policy - User Configuration - Management Template - System, click the word "System", and there is the corresponding permission option on the right. But I haven't used win7 (the machine is too old), I don't know if it's also this path. It should be a slight problem of registration.,No, the landlord himself is looking for win7's group policy in that......

1. Open the "Tools" menu of Internet Explorer and select "Internet Options".

What permissions! It's a rogue plugin (at least also a rogue one). Use Windows Cleanup Helper for now.

If you get into the Trojan horse, it's good to change it directly to 36o.