Why did my encyclopedia become like this, and how to adjust it. I m using a 360 browser

It may be a virus, if you suspect that it is a virus, you can try to kill the virus!

If it is a question about the browsing history, please go to the toolbar at the top of the page (the most common Internet Explorer viewer is available, that is, the icon is like an E), select Internet Options, and then select Delete cookies (delete browsing history) in the General tab, and then most of them. If you're not using the Internet Explorer browser, you should be able to find it by looking for the various options in the toolbar. You can also try a different browser.

If that doesn't work, delete the cookies above.

Select Delete Temporary Files, but if not, please select Delete Browsing History at the bottom of the place where you delete cookies (the number of days is the number of days you start from not being able to open the web page).

Also, you can try to "Start Running", enter "regsvr32 command" in the "Run" dialog box, click the "OK" button, then an information dialog box will pop up, saying "The dllregisterserver in is successful", click the "OK" button, and then enter "regsvr32 command" in the "Run" dialog box, click the "OK" button.

This operation is to repair the browser, so it is recommended.

Don't worry, it's a big deal to find someone to fix or format.

I sincerely wish you success.

Refresh a few more times and try, if it doesn't work Change browsers.

My 360 is also very stuck, and I usually use Aoyou or IE to open it. Now 360 doesn't open anything, especially on the XP operating system. You're just showing the problem.

It's a software problem. The uploader may have copied the WPS Word document directly. Copy to txt, it may be better to copy.

Because there are two browsers installed in the computer at the same time, and the default browser is caused by the 360 browser, the solution:

1. Start -- Settings -- Control Panel -- Add or Remove Programs to Uninstall 360 Browser;

You can reset your default browser with 360 Security's default software settings feature.