When the computer opens the web page and enters the address, there is no response

IE setup issues.

Please press the following settings:

Go to IE Options - Connections:

If it's an ADSL (home user), select:

Broadband connection (default).

There is no need to check any of the LAN settings. You don't have to write either.

If you are an intranet user, please ask the network administrator to fill in the correct IP address and check the LAN settings"Automatic detection of settings"Tick on.

This problem occurs because the computer is contacting the ASP service provider to obtain the IP address when the computer is first turned on, and the DNS address needs to be detected automatically. So it's going to be slower. If you are an ADSL user, you can open the web page after connecting to broadband normally.

If this is the case for an intranet user, contact an administrator.

Setup Built-in homepage no!? It's just after installing the system and opening IE for the first time, and it lets you set up something personalized! You turn on IE don't move it, let it open on its own, follow the tips above to do it, and it will be normal to turn on IE next time!!

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The solution to the problem of no response after entering is as follows: 1. Click to open the "Menu" in the Firefox interface - select the "Help" menu. There is no response after typing ** in the browser2, select the option of "Firefox Help" in the "Help" menu.

There is no response after the browser inputs3, select "Update Firefox" in the pop-up page, which **new configuration file will be rotated, reset Firefox. 1. The network speed problem causes the relevant page to not be displayed in a refreshed manner. 2. Browser problems, there is a problem with the browser system, and it cannot be displayed**.

3. Link problem, **input error, need to check whether the format and content are correct. **Usually refers to the address of a web page on the Internet. Enterprises and institutions or individuals through technical processing, some information is stored on the Internet in a page-by-page manner, and each page has a corresponding address, so that other users can access and obtain information and materials, such an address is called **.

In the Internet, if you want to access another computer from one computer, you have to know the other person's. The ** mentioned here actually refers to two connotations, namely IP address and domain name address. On the surface, these two words are quite professional, but as long as you explain them, you will understand the reason.

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As you browse the web, you may encounter autocomplete or typing features that provide suggestions based on your search history, browsing history, or other relevant algorithms. This means that when you start typing, your browser or search engine may guess which you're going to visit based on the existing information and counting methods, and show you the relevant options. This doesn't mean that these ** must exist or that you have visited them before.

They may be generated based on other people's search behavior, popularity**, or ad speculation. Therefore, appearing in autocomplete or typing doesn't necessarily mean you've accessed it.

It's your web page that is out of order, you can clean up the traces of web browsing!

You deal with it with 360 and then there's a diagnosis that you can work on inside.

There are several reasons why the web page cannot be opened

4.There is an error in your IE cache, please right-click on the desktop IE browser, select Properties, in the general page, click the delete file button, select Delete all, and click the delete cookies button.

You can refresh more, or access it at a time when the network speed is better (provided that this **is a big ** and there will be no problem 2).

1.Start IE--> View--> Toolbar--> address bar.

2.Right-click on the IE toolbar or menu in the far right blank space, and then click Inside.

The address bar of the face.

3.If"Address bar"The tick has been ticked, that is, you have shortened the address bar, right-click in the blank space of the toolbar to appear the menu, remove the check mark before the "lock toolbar", and then move the mouse to the left or right of the address bar, so that the mouse can be moved left and right. Then left-click to pull on both sides to make the address bar longer, or you can pull to another line to make the address bar a single line.

Right-click on an empty space and check "Lock toolbar."

1.Right-click on the right side of the Internet Explorer toolbar.

2.A shortcut menu appears, see if there is a check box in front of the "address bar". If you don't click it, it's OK.

3.If there's a hook in front of it, leave it alone, or look at the shortcut, there's a "Lock Toolbar" command below to make it unselected.

4.Press the left mouse button on the dotted line in front of the address bar, and the address bar becomes ready to be dragged to a suitable position

5 Then select the Lock Toolbar. Don't let it run again.