IE window cannot be maxed out to 20

Method 1: Close all IE windows first; Only one IE window is opened; Maximize this window; Shut it off; Ok, the default in the future is maximized.

Method 2: Close all IE browser windows first, right-click the IE icon in the quick launch bar, click "Properties" in the shortcut menu that appears, and the system will pop up the "Start Internet Explorer Browser Properties" dialog page, click the "Shortcut" tab, click the drop-down bar on the right side of the "Run Mode(R)" on the page that appears, select "Maximize", and then press "OK" to exit. Open the Internet Explorer window, click on the link inside, then close the previously opened Internet Explorer window, leaving only this linked page, pull the border to pull the window to the entire screen, and then close the page.

From now on, you can open the Internet Explorer window and you will be able to see the maximized page directly.

Method 3: If the above method does not work, then you have to modify the computer's registry. Method:

Open the Registry, find [HKEY Current User Software Microsoft InternetExplorer Desktop Oldkareas], then check one of the options on the right side of the pop-up window, "OldWorkAreaRects", and delete it. Locate [Hkey Current User Software Microsoft InternetExplorer Main] in the Registry and select "WinDos Placement" on the right side of the window to remove it. Quit the Registry, restart your 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 you open IE again in the future, the window will be normal!

I only have one way, but I can definitely do it. You have to be patient to try. Guaranteed OK

1.Close all IE windows first; Only one IE window is opened; to change the height, point to the top or bottom border of the window.

When the pointer changes to a vertical double arrow, left-click the border, and then drag the border up or down. to change the width, point to the left or right border of the window. When the pointer changes to a horizontal double arrow, click the border, and then drag the border to the right or left.

To change the height and width at the same time, point to any corner of the window. When the pointer changes to a diagonal double-headed arrow, click the border, and then drag the border in either direction. Note that you cannot adjust windows that have been minimized or maximized.

It's best to use the above explanations to try patiently. When you drag the border to the maximum extent with the mouse, the system will automatically adapt to the screen window based on your judgment. If you release the left mouse button, the window will turbulent.

Congratulations, failed. Only after you release the left mouse button there is no turbulence in the window. I'm sorry to tell you, ok.

Be patient!!

Close all IE windows.

Right-click on any link and select "Open in New Window" to open a new IE window (this window is defined as the "second" window).

Close the "first" IE window.

Manually drag the "second" IE window to maximize (note, you can't directly press the window maximize button in the upper right corner, otherwise it will be invalid).

Use the mouse to select "Close" in the menu file (note that you cannot press the close button in the upper right corner directly, otherwise it will be invalid).

After that, when you reopen a new IE window, or right-click on the link to open a new window, the IE window will automatically become maximized.