Why does it take several clicks to turn off my computer when I close the webpage now?

Slow or unavailable Internet access, failure to open or close web pages. If this fault occurs, the hardware, network card, slow network speed, or virus can be ruled out. It is usually caused by the incompatibility of the program software or plug-ins in your computer with the system. The solution is as follows:

1. You recall, what program software or plug-in did you have before you had this kind of failure? If you remember to uninstall them first, if you troubleshoot, it means that the program software or plug-ins are the cause. If the fault persists, it means that there is a bug in the software or plug-ins of these programs and can no longer be used.

2. Open the IE Selection Tool Manage Add-ons, and if there is a malfunction, there is no plug-in before the failure, if there is one, it is disabled. You can also let Super Bunny help you clean up incompatible or malicious plugins in IE add-ons. Observe whether the fault is eliminated,If you don't rule it out,If you don't rule it out,(Don't worry about the option can also be enabled at any time)Restart the computer and go online to observe whether there is an effect,If there is an effect, the problem is here,You slowly restore the IE plug-in process in the future,Which day will there be a failure,There is a problem with the IE plug-in restored on this day,Set it completely disabled。

4. If the fault persists, please use the system's built-in system restore to restore to the time when you did not have this fault (if the normal mode recovery fails, please boot the computer and press F8 to enter the safe mode and use the system restore).

5. If the fault persists, use the system disk to repair it, open the command prompt and enter sfc scannow Enter (there is a space between sfc and ), insert the original system disk to repair the system, and the system will automatically compare and repair.

6. If the fault persists, set the optical drive in the BIOS as the first boot device, insert it into the system installation disk, press the R button, and select "Repair Installation".

7. If the fault persists, it is recommended to reinstall the operating system.

Or try Firefox or Opera, these are all kernels that don't use IE.

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There are several reasons why a web page is unstable:

1.Viruses, Trojan horses. Infection with certain viruses and Trojans can indeed cause a very slow internet connection. Use anti-virus software to check for viruses thoroughly. This is the easiest way to do it;

2.Server issues. Surfing the Internet has to go through many servers to reach your destination. Therefore, the server directly affects the user's network speed. Network congestion can also slow down network speeds;

3.Network viruses that target servers. Network viruses that target servers tend to slow down or bring down networks;

4.Local system issues. The system takes a long time and often fails. If you suddenly slow down your internet connection long after turning on your device, you may want to restart it to see if it solves the problem or reinstall the system.

Method 1: 1. Press and hold the three keys of Ctrl+Shift+ESC on the computer keyboard at the same time;

2. The computer screen will automatically come out of the interface of the task manager;

3. Find the option of the process in the toolbar of the task manager (the interface displayed by the computer is generally in the process bar);

4. Find the page that needs to be closed in the process, and click to select it;

5. After selection, click End Process in the lower right corner;

6. The page will be closed.

Precautions. When the page can't be closed, the computer is likely to be very stuck, at this time, after pressing these three buttons, if there is no interface of the task manager that comes out immediately, don't worry, don't repeat it many times and try again, just wait for a while.

Method 2: 1. Zheng Jian press and hold the three keys of Ctrl+Alt+Delete on the computer keyboard at the same time;

2. The system menu option will pop up when the page is late at this time, select "Start Task Manager";

3. Find the page you want to close in the task manager, click End Process in the lower right corner, and the page will be closed.

Precautions. If the computer does not close the page that needs to be closed in time, just wait a few moments, do not force it to shut down, or try again.

If you have too many documents open or too many programs running at the same time, and you don't have enough memory to run other programs, you should close the programs and windows you don't use at any time.

2. There are too many programs that run automatically, close some startup programs, start-run-msconfig--- start, except for anti-virus software, input methods, general programs can be turned off.

Corrupted software. Reinstall the software.

There is a bug in the software

Patch or update to the latest version.

Software and systems are not compatible.

Patch the software or try the system's compatibility mode.

There is a conflict between the software and the software.

If you have recently installed any new software, uninstall it.

There is something wrong with the system itself.

Sometimes there are bugs in the operating system itself, so it is best to install the official update program and reinstall the system if necessary.

Virus issues. Antivirus.

Antivirus software conflicts with the system or software.

Since the antivirus software enters the underlying monitoring system, it may conflict with some software, so try uninstalling it.

My personal experience:

1.I'm sure you have a disk drive virus on your computer.

Then, run the software in your computer to kill the virus. It will be done. Your Rising has been destroyed.

The biggest possibility is that IE's plugins and add-ons are faulty. You can disable these plugins to try. The way is:

Start -> Settings -> Control Panel -Internet Options -> Programs -> Manage Add-ons, then all items loaded by IE will pop up, disable what you suspect is a problem. If you don't know, simply disable them all, and then turn on IE to see if it can run. If it does, it's an add-in issue.

I guess you've been malicious.

It is recommended to use 360 to detect malware.

Fix the IE Optimizer to clean up your computer.

You can try opening the web page.

Dot. Tools - Internet Options.

Click Delete file to delete cookies

Or. Tools - Internet Options.

Advanced restore silent settings.

Fix it and take a look.

It would be best if it could be solved.

If you can't then ...

It is highly recommended that you reinstall the system.

Put useful files on a disk other than the system disk.

It's best not to log in to some confidential ** before reloading.

Like banks, games, whatever

You open the Internet first

Click. Tools Internet

Options. Senior.

Then restore the default properties.

Otherwise, reinstall a browser. You can also use the 360 browser.

You're usually poisoned, or the program is wrong.

Open the web page and look for Tools - Internet Options - General - as long as you see it"Delete"with"Cleanup"Click on both words - OK,

Web pages are automatically closed for a number of reasons:

1. Rogue software is installed, and unsolicited rogue software (plug-ins) will seriously affect the stability of the browser itself.

2. The browser version is too low, and many ** browsers need to be supported by higher browsers, and it is easier to crash when using versions below IE6SP1.

3. The system resources are insufficient, this problem can directly cause the browser to crash, please upgrade the system configuration.

4. Plug-in incompatibility problem, some plug-ins will be incompatible with the browser, which will directly lead to the automatic closure of the web page.

5. The computer was attacked by a Trojan virus, and the author of the virus Trojan basically did not care about the stability of the Trojan program when designing the program.

Resolved the automatic closure of web pages.

1.The browser pops up "The program has performed an illegal operation and is about to close......Try closing some web pages that you don't need to open for the time being, and then under the browser's Tools menu, turn on Internet Options, reset the security level, advanced options, etc. toggles to default, or turn off plugins that may cause conflicts in the Advanced tab Check Add-ons Manager.

2.If the above operations don't work, you can try to reset the internet options directly.

Open Control Panel, Network & Internet, Internet Options, this will disable all add-ons and reset IE settings to system defaults.

3.Use the latest version of Kingsoft Antivirus 2011 to quickly check and kill the system, you can remove the virus Trojan threat within 3 to 5 minutes, and check whether the IE settings are tampered with by the virus Trojan, if there is any abnormality, the built-in system repair engine of Kingsoft Antivirus 2011 will automatically restore the relevant settings to the default value.

Collect the reason why the web page closes automatically.

1. Now some ** web pages need to be browsed normally, and the lower version of the browser can not be stably browsed, which is easy to cause the automatic closure of the page, and there are such and such errors!

Upgrade the IE, or patch it.

2 Many situations can cause IE to automatically shut down, see if it is a specific web page is like this, IE plug-in, the system will also automatically close the running problematic program 3 Start = >

start=>regedit==>

hkey_local_machine

software

microsoft

internet

explorer

Press the right mouse button in the right window.

Added dword value (d).

Named IEWATSONDISABLE

Double-click the left mouse button.

In numerical information (v).

Enter 1 >OK=>

Restart your computer.

4. Insufficient system resources, resulting in browser crash.

Upgrade the system configuration.

5 Trojans (viruses).

There is a new version of antivirus software to disinfect the virus.