Why does Welcome to IE8 always appear every time I open IE?

In fact, this is an introduction to the use of IE9 from IE8 to IE9 and a hint of updating. You just need to click Next as IE says, it won't take you long, and it will allow you to use IE better. If not.

It may be that the key in the registry has been modified and there is no permission to write information. 1.Click Start, type regedit in the Start search box, and press Enter.

2.When the "User Account Control" window appears, click "Yes".

3.Navigate to the following registry branch under :

hkey_current_user\software\microsoft\internet explorer\main

4.Right-click on the main folder, click Permissions, click on your user account in the window that opens, and confirm that the box under "Full Control" is ticked, and there is no check in the Reject column. Click OK .

5.Then try to turn on IE again, follow the welcome wizard to set it up, and see if it will appear again the next time you turn on IE.

I've also encountered it.,Later, I reinstalled the system when I got angry.,Or you just go to another browser.,Just set it as the default browser.。

Follow the prompts, configure IE8, and it will not appear in the future.

Enter in Start Menu - > Run, in the dialog box that opens, click User Configuration - > Management Templates - > Windows Setup - > Internet Explorer After double-clicking in the display box on the right, find "Prevent participation in the Customer Experience Improvement Program" double-click to click out the dialog box, select Enabled, and OK.

Use the ARSWP3 Windows Cleanup Assistant to check if there is malware removed, and it should be fine.

Try it with web blocker.

Use ARSWP3 Windows Cleanup Assistant, if you can't find out, try the next Kingsoft Cleanup Expert.

Tools in the browser - Internet Options - Change the home page.

Start - Run - Enter OK in the space - User Configuration - Administrative Templates - Windows Components - Internet Explorer - Prevent participation in the Customer Experience Improvement Program - Enabled - Next Settings - Next Settings - Prevent first-run customizations - Enabled - Select your selection "Go directly to the home page".

Nothing is a big deal.

It may be that the anti-virus software has prevented IE8 from saving the settings on the C drive, or that the folder where IE is located is read-only.

It is recommended that you completely delete IE8, reinstall IE8, and add the file as a trust file in the antivirus software, or install it in a place other than a C drive.

Landlord,In fact, IE8 is not easy to use.,Use IE9 if you have the conditions.,Or Sogou,360,Google,And other browsers.。

Is it a ** that uses IE8, or is there a window for you to set up???

When the page appears....If it's not set as the homepage, then you can: search for IE8 that**, and then try to change the registry (I also encountered it, uninstall back to IE6 and then install it).

If an IE8 settings page pops up, it means that you have just upgraded IE8 or finished the system, and Microsoft requires you to configure personalized IE8

You can't escape this, but there are hints, just click OK or set your own favorite

Let's change to a 360 browser, it's very easy to use.

Click "Start" - "Run" (or press the Win + R keys at the same time), press Enter after entering, (it is recommended to set them in "Computer Configuration" and "User Configuration" respectively) Double-click "Management Module" - "Windows Components" - "Internet Explorer" in the window to find the item "Prevent the execution of first-run custom settings" and double-click, select "Enabled", and select "Go directly to the home page" in the "Choose your choice" drop-down list, Then click "Apply" - "OK".

You can just update it or make it your homepage.

In short, it tells you what you do, and you don't play it once and then you don't play it.

Start > run ->> admin templates -> windows

compoents->internet

explorer - >Prevent execution of first-run customizations", select the "Enabled" item, and select "Go directly to home" in the "Choose your selection" drop-down list. Restart IE8

Set up a homepage. For example, you open.

And then there is underneath.

Set it as the homepage. You click OK.

That's it. The next time you open it, you won't have it.

Open the control panel to find Internet Options, then Advanced, then Reset, tick Remove Personalization, and OK. Restart your browser.

The i8 browser is not recommended here. Because of instability. It is recommended to use 360 browser. It can effectively block Trojans and malware. Safe and easy to use.

Click "Start" - "Run" (or both.)

win+r key), press enter, (it is recommended to set it in "computer configuration" and "user configuration" respectively) double-click "management module" - "windows component" - "internet" in turn

Explorer" in the window, find the item "Prevent execution of first-run custom settings", double-click, select "Enabled", select "Go directly to the home page" in the "Choose your choice" drop-down list, and then click "Apply" - "OK".

Hello! Please try it by following this method:

Start > Run >> Computer Configuration - > Administrative Templates > Windows Compoents - >Internet Explorer > Prevent First Run Customizations", select the "Enabled" item, and select "Go directly to the home page" in the "Choose your choice" drop-down list. Restart IE8

Good luck solving the problem!

Please try it by following this method:

Start > Run >> Computer Configuration - > Administrative Templates > Windows Compoents - >Internet Explorer > Prevent First Run Customizations", select the "Enabled" item, and select "Go directly to the home page" in the "Choose your choice" drop-down list. Restart IE8

Good luck solving the problem!

Run, User Configuration Management Template, Windows Components, Internet

Explorer, find "Prevent execution of first-run custom settings", double-click to select Enabled, and select "Go directly to the home page" below, OK.

You see the operation below...

Follow the steps below. After that, there was no more.

That's the basic setup, you just set it up.

If you select the message in the dialog box, it will not pop up.