I don t have a change in my Group Policy that disables changing home page settings, so what should I

1.You open IE, click on the Internet option in "Tools", and you can change the home page in the home page in the general bar.

2.If it is still tampered with after modification, you can use the registry to modify the IE homepage: open the hkey current user software Microsoft Internet Explorer Main Start Page, and change the key value of the "Start Page" subkey to a certain **, for example:

Can. Once you've made edits to your Page, you can prevent others from making edits to your Page. It is forbidden to modify the IE homepage:

Click "Start" "Run", enter "User Configuration" "Management Template" "Windows Components" "Internet Explorer" in the dialog box, double-click "Disable Changing Home Page Settings" in the right window, and select "Enabled" in "Settings" to confirm.

3.Or with an assistant like 360 Security Guard, which can be modified.

Go ahead and try it now.

You may have chosen the wrong one, and you turned on Group Policy with one for the computer configuration and one for the user configuration. Disable changing the home page settings in the user configuration.

Function key + W or find "Run" in the "Start" menu and type in to open the local group policyr, open the user configuration according to the path Management Template Windows Component Internet Explorer, find "Disable changing home page settings", double-click to open and check Enabled, and then enter the home page you want to set below, and confirm to exit. This method is a great way to prevent the homepage from being tampered with.

The IE homepage is locked and cannot be modified.

Select Start Programs, All Programs, find the IE icon, right-click on the properties, the user is locked to the 360 home page, you can see the address behind the double quotes, and you can directly delete the things behind the double quotes.

The prompt is also very clear about the reason. This is some Trojan, or rogue ** that automatically modifies the registry so that you can't modify IE. You can change it back with 360 Security Guard, or IE Protector produced by many antivirus software companies.

IE cancels the illegal 360 home.

Whatever IE chooses to change the homepage, it doesn't work. Changed, started, and was immediately changed back by 360. It's abominable, rogue software.

Finally changed it in the registry.

In the Run, Input box, enter: regedit

Click Start Run input

Open Group Policy and find it in the tree on the left.

User Configuration: Manage Templates Windows Components Click Internet Explorer

Open IE - Settings - Internet Options - Advanced - Reset - Hit the right number - Apply - OK - Restart IE - Reset the home page - OK. It works.

That's it, you can't fix your main line, then you push it out first, or shut it down first, restart the machine, and it will recover.

In this case, I use 360 and Super Rabbit to repair IE uselessly, only Windows Cleanup Assistant can do it.

Many one-click restore software will modify the GHOST version of the IE homepage, if it is not the cause of the virus and the reason for modifying the IE shortcut suffix, it can be solved by modifying the registry in batches.

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Method Steps:

XP system. 1. Start-->Run--> input to open Group Policyr;

2. Sequence user configuration -- > management module -- > Windows component -- > Internet Explorer;

3. Find the item "Disable changing home page settings" in the right window, double-click, and a dialog box appears;

4. Select "Disabled" (you can also enter the home page you want to set in the input box below, then confirm, and finally click "File" - Exit").

win7 system.

1. First, click "Start" menu "Run" and enter "OK;

2. Then "User Configuration" "Administrative Template" "Windows Components" "InternetExplorer", find the item "Disable and change home page settings" on the right side of the window, double-click to open it, select "Disabled" in the settings tab, and click "OK" to close "Group Policy".

Browser, properties, use a blank page. Then change.

If not.

Delete the Internet assistant and the like.

1. Click Start, click Run, Enter, Click OK;

2. Click "User Configuration - Management Templates - Windows Components - Internet Explorer", and then find the "Disable Changing Home Page Settings" configuration item in the right window and double-click.

3. Click Enabled, enter the homepage address after the homepage below, and click OK.

Method Steps:

Step 1: Click Start Menu >> >> Enter, or press Win + R shortcut keys to bring up the Run window input box.

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Step 2: Pop up the local Group Policer.

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Step 3: In the tree directory on the left, click User Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Internet Explorer, and then select Disable Change Home Page Settings.

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Step 4: Click Disable to change the homepage settings and then pop up the dialog box, select Not configured, click OK, and the homepage lock will be lifted!

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Step 5: If you want to set up the IE homepage, you can select the IE settings button and select the Internet option.

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Step 6: Select General in the pop-up Internet options, the first one is the home page settings, you can use the current page, you can use the default value, you can also use the new tab, you can also enter the fixed **!

Generally, the security software is locked, you open the security software to find the browser protection, and you can unlock the lock inside.

This is usually the result of software or programs tampering with the homepage.

Browser protection with PC Manager Toolbox can be modified back.

Once opened, you can lock the home page and browser so that you don't have to deal with them.

Go to Group Policy --- start running OK--- find User Configuration--- Management Template---Windows Component--- Internet Explorer--- find the Prohibit changing home page settings, and use security software to lock the home page, such as Security Manager or 360 Guard, Kingsoft Guard, etc.

Group Policy prohibits modifying the home page if you want to enable it here:

1. Click Start, click Run, Enter, Click OK;

2. Click "User Configuration - Management Templates - Windows Components - Internet Explorer", and then find the "Disable Changing Home Page Settings" configuration item in the right window and double-click.

3. Click Disabled, and then click OK.

Methods :

If the above methods still can't solve the problem, let's solve it in a different way

1.First, let's create a new username in the machine with the username aaa (any username here is acceptable).

2.Log out the administrator user. Use AAA users to enter the system instead.

3.Click "Start" - "Run". Type regedit. You can open the registry.

4.Find the following path: Hkey Current User Software Microsoft Internet Explorer.

Check Internet Explorer. Click "Registry" in the form bar. Export the registry file.

5.At this time, the IE settings under the AAA user are exported. Because AAA users are new to joining. So his IE settings haven't been changed.

6.Now let's switch back to the administrator user logging into the system.

7.Click "Open" - "Run". Type regedit. Still in the registry.

8.Click "Registry" in the form bar to import the registry. Just import the registry file you just saved.

Now let's turn on IE again. I found that everything had returned to the default state of the system.

Method: If it still can't be solved, you can only enter the safe mode to check and kill viruses and Trojans (remember to upgrade the anti-software to the latest version) After repairing, clean up the suspicious entries in the registry: find the band"run"and other sensitive words;

For example: hkey local machine software microsoft windows current version run

Finally, it is recommended to use the browser Maxthon

80% of vicious web pages are filtered out for you before you open them after you click on the link...

To start, run the Judgment Configuration - Management Templates - Internet Explorer - Disable to Change the Home Settings of Huilimb Home Page It is OK to change it to not configured or disabled before it has been started.

Just remove the Yahoo assistant.

Here's how:

Note: Method 1 is common to XP, Vista, and Win7, and method 2 is useful to Win7.

Method 1: 1. Start --> run --> input to open Group Policyr.

2. Sequence user configuration -- > management module -- > Windows component -- > Internet Explorer;

3. Find the item "Disable changing home page settings" in the right window, double-click, and a dialog box appears;

4. Select "Disabled" (you can also enter the home page you want to set in the input box below, then confirm, and finally click "File" - Exit").

Method 2: 1. First, click "Run" in the "Start" menu and enter "OK".

2. Then "User Configuration" "Administrative Template" "Windows Components" "InternetExplorer", find the item "Disable and change home page settings" on the right side of the window, double-click to open it, select "Disabled" in the settings tab, and click "OK" to close "Group Policy".

Homepage hijacking. Advertising Trojans mainly force users to visit their maliciously promoted ** by the following means: It can't be modified back by conventional means.

Manual operation is not recommended because of the limitations of manual operation and is only partially effective, whereas for virus modification, the virus must be killed first and then repaired.

Solution] Please install the official version of 360 Security Guard, open the 360 Security Guard software - click System Repair, click "One-click Repair" in the lower right corner after scanning - click on the Cleanup plugin, if there is a bad comment plugin, click "Clean Now" in the lower right corner - then click on the Trojan to use the full scan function, if you find a threatening program, please click "Deal Now" in the lower right corner.

Suppose your default browser is 123, but the homepage is not determined. Go lock the homepage so it won't be like this!!

You can fix the !! by fixing the IE modifying homepage Use 360 Security Guard to lock the homepage!!

Open 360 - System Repair - IE Settings - Unlock - Modify Home Page - A Home Page.

Select the homepage and go to what homepage is optional - lock - apply now.

Your homepage changes and it doesn't pop up the page you chose, right? There are two reasons, one is that it is maliciously modified after surfing the Internet. The other is that there is a maliciously** auto-connect program in your computer that modifies your homepage back.

2. Open the software, click "System Scan", select all the scan results, and then click the "Perform Cleanup" button, if you are asked whether to back up, select "Yes" (just in case, if there is no abnormality in the system after cleaning, delete the backup), and follow the prompts to operate.

b) After scanning for malware and Trojans, open the IE Selector Internet Options tool in General Settings for your homepage.

If IE selects that the home page is gray is not optional, so set it up, start to run Enter Enter to open Group Policy, select User Configuration on the left side Manage Templates Internet Explorer Select "Disable changing home page settings" on the right side and double-click it, select "Not configured" in the open dialog box and press Apply OK, restart the computer.

Start Run Enter Enter to open Group Policy, select User Configuration on the left Manage Templates Internet Explorer on the right side of the Select "Disable Change Home Page Settings" double-click it, select "Enabled" in the open dialog box and press Apply OK, restart the computer.

4) Use Super Bunny to fix IE, clean up malicious plugins, and prohibit pop-up ads.