IE forcibly defaults, ask for help 5

Scan rogue software with antivirus software,**Perfect uninstall and uninstall the search,Your disks should be the system disk and the drive disk of the hardware,If you reinstall the system, move the important files in the C disk to other disks,Then install it with a CD,Follow the prompts step by step,It takes more than an hour,The system is installed and then installed the driver。

It's really not possible to use 360 force deletion to buy a program disk and install it directly!!

It is recommended to use 360, in the "System Comprehensive Diagnostics."'

In the browser helper, find the item of soso, select, fix and check, it will be deleted and restored to the default.

You can also find tools in the registry, and change the default value to 0

This is an error in the xml language. I haven't found a way to deal with it yet, though. There are many ways to do it on the Internet, but I have tried it and it didn't work, you can try it.

Yours is with **''

This is what it looks like with **''

Problems with internet speed'''

Mine sometimes too''

I haven't opened it yet.

It seems that it takes a lot of time to open up the space of Netcom.

Either 98 can't be opened.

But that's unlikely.

Have you changed the template, using the official default template will not have this problem. Generally using JS will be blocked.

If you've set 360 as your default browser, delete IE and use only one of them!

Open the 360 browser directly and enter**Isn't it OK to surf the Internet?,I can't do itieIt will pop up.。

The browser is just a display tool.

The speed at which you open a web page depends on your computer.

Due to coincidence, I am really sorry for the misunderstanding at noon, and I hereby apologize to the landlord, hoping that the impact of this incident will disappear.

--Not wicked.

Replace it with IE8, and then change the main business to your liking in the tool, and that's fine. IE8 is the most stable and safest.

There are repair IE options in 360, which can be selected according to your needs, and it is very simple.

Right-click on the ie attribute to try changing the homepage?

This problem has been encountered before, and 360 seems to be able to solve it.

Open "Tools" --Internet Options in IE and lower the security level of IE8 in the "Security tab".