How did my browser run to the right

Fault Comments] IE has an "auto-memory function", which can save the status parameters after the last window was closed, and IE itself does not provide relevant setting options, but it can be achieved by modifying the registry.

Troubleshooting] Open the Registry, locate [Hkey Current User Software Microsoft Internet Explorer Desktop Old Workareas], and select "OldWorkAreaRects" on the right side of the window to delete it.

Also in the "Registry", find [Hkey Current User Software Microsoft Internet Explorer Main], select "Window Placement" on the right side of the window, and delete it.

Quit the "Registry", restart the computer, then open IE, maximize its window, and click the "Restore Down" button to restore the window, then click the "Maximize" button again, and finally close the IE window. When I reopen IE later, the window is normal!

Right-click on the blank space of the input method (keypad) and you can see a (adjust the language field) and click on it OK.

Summary. Step 3: Once you've made it, you'll find that when you move the desktop to the far right, it won't move beyond the screen anymore, and the program won't move off the screen no matter how you do it.

What happens when the browser enters the web page and the content runs to the right, but I can't see it?

The reason why the window runs off the right side of the screen is caused by the incorrect setting of the display properties.

Solution: Step 1: Right-click in the blank space of Win&Desktop and select "Screen Resolution".

Step 2: In the screen that opens, find the drop-down menu behind the multiple displays, change the "Expand these displays" to "Only display socks on 1 without desktop" and make sure the dust is in a good posture.

Step 3: After confirming, you will find that when the desktop is moved to the far right, it will not move and will no longer exceed the range of the screen, and the blindness program will not move out of the screen if it is not operated in the air.

Hello, the reason is that the display properties are not set correctly. Workaround: Step 1:

Right-click in the blank space of Win&Desktop and select "Screen Resolution". Step 2: In the screen resolution window that opens, find the drop-down menu behind the multiple displays, change the "Expand these displays" to "Show the desktop only on 1" and OK.

Step 3: After you make sure, you will find that when the desktop is moved to the far right, it will not move and will no longer exceed the range of the screen, and the program will not move out of the screen no matter how you operate.

Summary. You maximize the web page to see if there is an effect, that is, there is a border exclusive to its border, the border can be expanded, if there is no border, then you click again to enter, it may be an error in the web page.

What happens when the browser enters the web page and the content runs to the right, but I can't see it?

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You maximize the web page to see if there is any effect, that is, there is a border exclusive to its border, the side sail frame can be expanded, if there is no sedan roll this sale of the remaining frame, then you click again to enter, it may be an error on the web page.

After maximizing, as soon as it is restored, it runs to the right side and cannot be opened.

Are you there? You can bookmark this** and try other browsers.

I'm a 360 browser.

He has the browser that comes with it, so you can try it.

Because of the desktop extension you have open.

Right-click on 'Properties' in the blank space of the desktop'Settings'。Put other monitors'Extend your Windows desktop to that monitor'Tick off (I do not choose it). ok。

Is it when you open any web page, is part of the web page outside of the screen range?

If so, press and hold the blue bar at the top of the page with the left mouse button and drag the page to the middle of the screen.

If not, please describe the problem in as much detail as possible, and it would be better if there were screenshots.

You drag it over, close the browser, and restart the computer.

Because your web page is set up for it. Take a look at the settings. Then reset it. Not afraid of trouble, rework the system.

This is because the computer is not set to lock the taskbar, and the solution is as follows:

1. Place the mouse on the taskbar on the right side of the desktop, press and hold and drag;

2. Drag the taskbar to the bottom of the desktop and release the mouse.

3. Right-click the mouse on the taskbar and select "Lock Taskbar".