When I log in to the system, it says that the webpage is restored

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As we can see in the image below, the prompt **restore error, which is often caused by browser add-ons, but the add-ons that cause this problem are different, and who knows which add-on is causing the problem? We can only try one by one and finally find the culprit, and the specific method is as follows:

Step Method.

In the Start menu, in order: All Programs - Accessories - System Tools - Internet Explorer (no add-ons), so that you can open IE, you can also right-click the icon of the unit price IE, in the context menu, select Start without add-ons. But not all computers have this option.

In the IE that opens, we can see a page like this, with a prompt message below the tab bar: The add-on ...... is currently being disabled, right-click on this prompt message, select Manage Add-ons, some browsers do not prompt this message, we use the following method to open Add-on Management.

After opening the menu bar, under the Tools menu, click Manage Add-ons, which can also open the Manage Add-ons.

In the Manage Add-ons panel, you can see a lot of add-ons here, press Ctrl+A, select all add-ons, and then right-click - select [Disable All].

After disabling the add-on, we can start IE normally, and do not start the browser in the [no add-on] method mentioned above. Just double-click to open the browser and you're good to go. Same method:

On the menu bar, Tools - Manage Add-ons, open the Add-ons Manager, then right-click on the first add-on and select [On], which enables the add-on. After the first add-on, we close the browser and restart the browser to see if there is a [Network Restore Error].

If you still don't see the error, let's enable the second add-on, restart the browser, and see if you see the Network Restore Error. And so on, we start the add-ons one by one until we find the add-in that has a problem, for example, after I started the add-on of the tool below, the network restore error occurred after the IE restart, so close the IE first

As with the methods mentioned above, execute them in the Start menu: All Programs - Accessories - System Tools - IE

After opening IE, execute on the menu bar: Tools - Manage Add-ons. Find the add-on that is causing the error, right-click, and select Disable to enable additional add-ons. So that the problem is finally solved.

Satisfied! Thank you!

1. IE compatibility failure. At this time, we can try to open the IE Companion tool Compatibility View Settings and check the ** used to display in Compatibility View.

2. IE settings are incorrect. We can do this: open the Internet Tool Internet Options Advanced Reset and select the "Cancel Leak Cancellation Settings" option and tick Reset.

This restores the IE settings to the system default.

3. IE errors occur due to errors in the search for stupid book tables on the note. Solution: Run the computer desktop and enter regedit to find.

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Use the System Cleaner tool, or Super Bunny, 360 Junk Removal, Use Trace Cleaner These tools will clean up your temporary files and use traces to clean up, or directly in IE Tools -> Advanced -> General -> Delete temporary files (including cookies) and just restart your computer. Generally, there is an error in the cached temporary file, if you rule out your computer poisoning,** It's no problem,Basically, it's OK to do this.。

This is a problem with your computer's cache.

You can clean up your computer's IE cache.

It's okay, connect from the new connection

Use the System Cleaner tool, or Super Bunny, 360 Junk Removal, Use Trace Cleaner These tools will clean up your temporary files and use traces to clean up, or directly in IE Tools -> Advanced -> General -> Delete temporary files (including cookies) and just restart your computer. Generally, there is an error in the cached temporary file, if you rule out your computer poisoning,** It's no problem,Basically, it's OK to do this.。

It's the same as why people get sick.

Computers aren't perfect either. Otherwise, there will be no patches or updates to remedy them.

In addition, today's computers are compatible machines, and the so-called compatibility is to achieve unity as much as possible. Then when a software comes out, it is also made according to this compatibility strategy as much as possible, but it does not mean that it is completely (the software itself has problems) satisfied. Therefore, the hardware configuration of different computers and imperfect software programs create "what errors, what files are missing, what files are closed" of the computer