IE8 reopened the closed tab and flashed and it was gone, what s going on, ask someone for help

You did restore your IE settings, did completely reinstall it, and did fix it by all means, and still didn't solve the problem, you just went into safe mode when the computer was turned on, and then scanned it once with your antivirus software or with a first aid kit.

There is still no way to do it, so it is recommended that you make up your mind to restore the system or reinstall the system to avoid getting worse.

It's not a big problem, it's just upsetting people, and I totally agree.

When I first started to use the computer, I always encountered such a big problem from time to time, because I just learned to use the computer and didn't understand anything, so I restored or reinstalled the system as soon as there was a problem that could not be solved, although it was very troublesome to reinstall the software after that, but the problem was 100% solved. Ay! I don't know if it's progress or regression, but now I know a little bit about computers, so if there is a problem, I either do it myself, or I just """, some problems are solved and some are not solved......

Hey, landlord, I strongly recommend that you restore or reinstall the system; It's better to reinstall the system in an hour than to spend half a day!!

It's good to be able to find help here, but it's not 100% (I mean, none of the questions asked are satisfactory, but it's good to learn some knowledge from them).

Oh, and just a reminder, remember to back up after you restore or reinstall the system; I don't know what system you are.,I'm using xp.,There's ghost.,It's very convenient to use ghost backup.。

Okay, that's all I can say, it's up to you how you choose, whether you want to continue to wait for the answer, or ...... the way I sayAnyway, be relieved and don't be too annoyed!!

If it is caused by a browser error or the server of the web page you are browsing is busy or the web page you are browsing has been updated, if it is a problem with the browser, you can reset the browser settings, or use 360 to fix IE and the system.

Clean up disk fragmentation and system junk.

If it doesn't work, ---

Please don't steal my answer!!

Option 1 (new x).

Note (Original):

1 In safe mode, the effect is even better!

2.All the software to be used below should be installed or upgraded to the latest version to ensure the effectiveness of use.

3.It is not antivirus, and the following methods can be used directly. If the effect is not good, first kill it with a high-quality antivirus software (such as Kaspersky) in safe mode, and it is best to use 360 Security Guard as well, and then use the following methods.

Use 360 Security Guard's "Trojan Horse" - Full Scan". Kill and restart. ）

You don't have to use all of the following methods, you can try them one by one. Sometimes, just the first one works.

One. Close the browser, open the "System Repair" of the new version of 360 Security Guard, scan it, and then click "One-click Repair".

Then use the 360 first aid kit (360 Security Guard's "Function Encyclopedia" is available.) If the 360 security guard is not installed, a separate first aid kit can be installed. Follow the steps:

"Start First Aid" first; After scanning, restart; Then click "System Repair" (you can select all of them to Repair Now". Next, click on "DLL File Recovery", add the missing DLL file that the system detected during detection, and then click "Repair Now". Repair Network is a case-by-case decision to fix or not.

When you're done, you should restart. 】

Two. Scan with 360 Security Guard's "Clean Plugins" to clean up malicious plugins. When you're done, you should restart.

Three. Use Windows Cleanup Assistant (from the web**). After scanning (if you sweep things out, check them all and clean them), then use Fault Repair (select all), and then right-click on the desktop to refresh. Works well in safe mode.

You can also consider using the Kingsoft First Aid Kit [Tick the "Extended Scan", after point scanning, if there are items that can be repaired, after selecting all, click "Deal with it immediately", and restart it after finishing. 】

You can also go down to an IE restoration expert, or a Yahoo ie restoration expert (there are also people who use Huangshan restoration experts). When you're done with it, try again: click on the top of the page Tools - > Internet Options - > change the homepage to what you want.

2.After installation, click on the one-click repair. After sweeping out the thing, the dot is processed immediately.

Emphasis ---1In the repair, when there is a prompt in Kill Soft or 360, please click Allow. Restart the computer if prompted to restart during operation.

2.When the effect is not good, look at the three points in "Attention". 3.

After that, if the effect is not good, you can also consider system restoration (choose a restore point).

Have you recently installed or been "installed" any other special software? After I installed VMware, the webpage could not be opened from time to time.

The easiest way to do this is to use "System Restore" (click on Start Programs Accessories System Tools System Restore) to restore to the date of normal use. Note: It is best to use System Restore in "Safe Mode", which has a high success rate.

The next 360 security guard, use the 360 system repair function, and then ** a 360 first aid kit, you should be caused by IE problems, my appeal method is to detect and repair IE

I'm having the same problem with my computer, just fix it with a 360 first aid kit!

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It's okay, sometimes it's a web page html** error that can't open the web page, and the computer will automatically adjust and reconnect.

If there is a problem with Internet Explorer, fix it with 360, or uninstall and reinstall it.

Method 1: The browser comes with the function of "reopening the last browsing session". Find the IE Menu Bar - Tools tab, as shown in the following figure (if there is no menu bar, press the keyboard ALT to open and bring it up).

Method 2 Create a tab to find the last browsing session history.

In addition to the method described above, open your browser and click on the "New Tab" menu as shown in the image below.

In the new tab page that appears, see the following "Find other pages you may like" - Reopen and close tabs" and "Reopen last session" to bring up the previously opened web page.

Method 3, History Lookup is turned on.

Of course, in addition to the last page opened, there are also page records before the history. You can open it by clicking on the "History" button (find the "Pentagram" in the upper right corner of the browser and click to bring it up).

I deliberately experimented with it myself, as long as you have a web page that you have opened before, and under the "Tools Internet Options General Browsing History" under the premise that "Delete browsing history when exiting" is not checked, then you can open the "Tools Internet Options tab settings" after opening a new tab: "In the menu, check the first item as you figured: New Tab Piece, then when you click the "New Tab" button, the effect you want will appear Remember the premise.

It shouldn't be that the settings have changed, and these pages that appear in the past usually only appear when you close the browser abnormally.

It should be restorable after resetting.

To open the registry, press a flag-like key +R next to the keyboard alt or press the start menu and click Run, type regedit and press OK, if not, enter regedit32

Are you using 360, or Window of the World, and you want to get that back, that is, you don't turn off the computer normally, the computer memory stores your information at that time, and then you will turn on the computer and there will be the situation you said; Then it's your IE upgraded version ......Uninstall your current one, then find the version you used before and install it......

(Hey, why don't you show the question of supplementation.) I'm the questioner) No. If it is an ungraceful shutdown, it will say "Restore the last session."

I mean that in the normal window case, IE records my browsing history, click on the new tab, there will be a list of the tabs I have recently closed, and I can open them again.

It's not 360 and Window of the World, IE shouldn't have been upgraded, how can the upgrade have fewer and fewer functions?

But it looks like I need to change browsers? But although many people complain about IE8, I have been using it very easily.

Open Internet Options, switch to the Advanced tab, and reset IE to have a try.