Open IE browser and please wait while you are redirected

To tell the truth,The situation you said is a typical IE hijacking,Generally this kind of behavior is not too exaggerated,At most, it's to change a registry key or something,It can be cleared after redoing the system,According to the situation you described,It should be the author who has joined the technology such as embedded ** or image hijacking,There are two solutions,One is simple,It is recommended to go directly to a third-party browser such as Firefox,This non-ie kernel browser can well protect its own kernel from attacks,Basically there will be no hijacking, At most, a warning or exception pop-up pop-up for the first run; The second method is more troublesome, you need to redo the system (it must not be a one-click recovery), and then without opening any drive letter outside the C drive, install antivirus software and upgrade to the latest version, enter the safe mode to fully disinfect the virus, after completion, it is best to install 360 again and then enter the safe mode to check the vicious**, so that it should be solved.

There may be a problem with the domain name resolution.

Causes, such as poisoning, unstable nameservers, etc. If it's the latter, try a different nameserver. Generally, the computer settings are automatic and can be changed manually.

I want to tell you what system you use, what browser, what antivirus software, firewall, etc.... Otherwise, it is difficult to make concrete judgments and provide solutions.

Generally speaking, your browser is hijacked, method:

1.Use a different browser.

2.Reinstall the browser and check.

3.Install a new browser and check.

4.If you're using Firefox, disable Add Ons and check.

Please wait while you are redirected Patience before there are new prompts.

Let's reinstall the computer.。。 Remember to back up the data you already have.

This is usually a browser (re)direction error or setting conflict, where the browser does not correctly parse and link the specified **. You can try the reset function of the browser, the products of various manufacturers are different, such as the "reset" of IE is at the bottom of the "Advanced" tab of [Internet Options], (in your case, you may wish to do so) before the operation, try the "Reset Advanced Settings" function above the "Reset" first.

In either case, you must restart the browser when the operation is over. If the problem persists, you can uninstall it (IE is a rollback to the initial version) and reinstall the browser. The problem should be solvable.

The above means that "the browser is requesting the page you clicked, please wait", and there is no problem, it is just a problem with the internet speed.

This seems to be because the signal in your area is not good, it seems to be verifying the correctness of your account and password, but because the signal is not good, it is like what you said.

Personal opinion.

It is recommended that you try a new browser, if it is still like this, then it must be due to the network.

If you can't open it with a wifi browser, but it's okay to use a fixed network cable to access the browser, you can try it in IE's Internet options, remove the ** server option.

What route you use may be a problem with your router.

Mine is the same issue! Did you solve it? It was just yesterday! Not sure why.

The network or server is not detected, which means please wait for the request to be resent.

Dizzy, I'm from Kunming, it's the same problem today, it's just a matter of restarting the router, it's a strange thing, could it be that Telecom is also going to have a Halloween?

, I'm having that problem too. It has always been that way today.

It seems that everyone has this problem! The connection is reset pointed, it seems that there is an error with DNS resolution!

I'm from Lijiang, Yunnan, my egg hurts! QQ can chat is the web page:Please wait while you are redirected..

Me too, is there something wrong with Yunnan Telecom's DNS?

There are viruses or malware at work.

It is recommended to clean it up with software.

The first choice is 360 "System Repair" and you can use its "experience" to select the Malware Assistant again and again after scanning, cleaning, and then using the System Repair Tool above to repair it again.

1: When the machine is turned on, the main version should be jumped.

2: Start-run window, enter cdm: enter:

regsvr32

regsvr32

regsvr32

regsvr32

regsvr32

regsvr32

regsvr32

Workaround:

Free up the memory used by IE browser, if the browser crash screen is stuck, then you can right-click on the desktop taskbar of your computer and select Task Manager. Or press Crol+Alt+Delete to pop up Windows Task Manager, which will end the process.

Repair browser one is to use the browser's built-in browser doctor function to repair, click on browser doctor, and select one-click repair. The second is to use the computer rescue function, open the computer rescue, enter "browser error", and you can repair the function of various browser problems, click on the repair.

Check for malware with 360 Security Guard.

Use the killing soft to kill the virus.

Finally, fix IE

To tell the truth,The situation you said is a typical IE hijacking,Generally this kind of behavior is not too exaggerated,At most, it's to change a registry key or something,It can be cleared after redoing the system,According to the situation you described,It should be the author who has joined the technology such as embedded ** or image hijacking,There are two solutions,One is simple,It is recommended to go directly to a third-party browser such as Firefox,This non-ie kernel browser can well protect its own kernel from attacks,Basically there will be no hijacking, At most, a warning or exception pop-up pop-up for the first run; The second method is more troublesome, you need to redo the system (it must not be a one-click recovery), and then without opening any drive letter outside the C drive, install antivirus software and upgrade to the latest version, enter the safe mode to fully disinfect the virus, after completion, it is best to install 360 again and then enter the safe mode to check the vicious**, so that it should be solved.

Translated as please wait, you are being redirected.

Redirected profile.

Let's not talk about it. You may have fallen for some rogue plugins or software.

Please use 360 security guards to check and kill.

If you can't delete the files, please delete them with the unlocker.

Recommend a software to you.,I can use it just now., "Huangshan IE Modification", damn, it didn't work to modify the registry last time, the virus is strong enough, but it's not as strong as Huangshan, haha!! Use it, if it doesn't work, you scold me

Note: When you use it, see the matters to pay attention to first, and block the input into it.

Features: Simple!

Note: (360 Guards,Rabbits can't get it.,The registry doesn't work, or don't mess around) Give points.,Thank you.。

Is it because you have a virus on another disk? Or is this a native virus? Check it up with Rising?

If you are a Beijing Great Wall broadband user, this will pop up**, and it is normal that it has no relationship.