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Anonymous users2024-02-07Probably 1: IE's version is too low.
Pay attention to uninstall the previous version!
There are two ways to reload IE:
Method 1: Open the "Registry", find [Hkey Local Machine Software Microsoft Active Setup Installed Components], change the dword value of isInstalled to 0, and you're good to go.
Method 2: Put in the Windows XP installation disk, type "setupapi,installhinfsection defaultinstall 132%windir% inf" in the "Start Running" window.
May 2: IE is destroyed by a virus or something.
Solution: Antivirus first: antivirus software, it is recommended to use Kaba or Rising!
Re-fix: Super Bunny, IE fix.
May 3: There is nothing wrong with the IE itself!
After using the network option set by Super Bunny's magic, the above problem occurred.
The network option of Super Bunny's magic settings will set the IE version low by default! Solution: Super Bunny -> Magic Settings -> Network -> General settings, if there is a version number, change to.
If not, use Optimizer!
Optimization Master -> System Optimization -> Network System Optimization -> IE & Others.
Click on, there is an IE version number in the IE browser, change it!
Let's see what version of your IE is, and find the right medicine
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Anonymous users2024-02-06The version of IE is too low.
The next IE7 is good to put on.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Use or,It's better to use 7 more than a multi-window label,And the response is very slow。
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Use antivirus software to kill viruses Ah.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Summary. Hello, glad to answer for you.
First of all, typing and finishing takes time. There is a statement at the beginning.
1. Enter win + r (two key combinations) on the keyboard to bring up the run menu, type regedit, press enter, and call up the registry.
Open in turn. hkey local machine software classes clsid shell manage command].
2. Change the value inside to %systemroot% system32 s
3. At this time, you can right-click on the computer on the desktop to open "Management".
The computer "software management" cannot be opened.
Hello, glad to answer for you. First of all, typing and finishing takes time. There is a statement at the beginning.
1. Enter win + r (two key combinations) on the keyboard, bring up the run menu, enter regedit, press enter, call into the registry and open [hkey local machine software classes clsid shell manage command] this registry directory 2, change the value inside to %systemroot% system32 s3, at this time, you can right-click on the computer on the desktop, You can open "Manage".
It's not management. It's software management. Two words fell. Excuse me.
Just follow your method above?
Yes. That's the method above.
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