WIN8 PROFESSIONAL, IE10, COULD NOT FIND THE OPTION TO ENABLE MEMORY PROTECTION TO HELP REDUCE ONLINE

Same question,I'm also a Windows 8 user.,This has nothing to do with the immaturity of win 8.,win 7 is an nt kernel.,win 8 is an nt kernel.,it's a little more mature than win 7.,It will evolve to NT in August this year.。 It's just that the method of system reform and setting has changed, and I haven't found a way yet. If the sogo browser can open here,The landlord can try the right-click shortcut,Run SOGO as an administrator,It may not be gray here,7That's how it is set。

In addition, all of your ** windows are IE.

It is recommended that you reset IE:

Steps:1Close all Internet Explorer windows.

3.Click on the "Advanced" tab, tap Reset, tick Delete Personalization, and tap Reset.

4.Click Close.

Just ran into this problem and found a solution.

Win8 is not yet mature, it is recommended to change win7. I guess no one will do you.

1. Open IE browser and click the settings button in the upper right corner;

2. Click the Internet Options command;

3. Click on the Advanced tab, and you can find "Enable Memory Protector to Help Reduce Online Attacks" under Security.

If the above doesn't solve your problem, take a look below: Wild Stupid.

1. In the "Run" box, enter "Open Local Group Policyr";

2. In the "Local Computer Policy" on the left, select "Computer Configuration, Management Template, Windows Component, Internet Explorer Security Function", and then select "Computer Configuration;

3. Find and double-click "Disable Data Execution Protection" in the list on the right.

4. In the pop-up window, select "Enabled" and click "OK".

5. Open IE again to check, if the nasty check on the left side of "Enable memory protection to help reduce online attacks" has been removed, it is successful;

In Win7, IE10 cannot be used without the "Enable memory protection to help reduce online attacks" option, and some enterprise computers need to use this setting. Here's the best way to do it:

1. In the "Run" box, enter "Open Local Group Policyr";

2. In the "Local Computer Policy" on the left, select "Computer Configuration Management Template Windows Component Internet Explorer Security Function" in order;

3. Find and double-click "Disable Data Execution Protection" in the list on the right.

4. Select "Enabled" in the pop-up window and click "OK".

5. Open IE again to check, if the nasty check on the left side of "Enable memory protection to help reduce online attacks" has been removed, it is successful;

6. Congratulations to me.

IE8 is only available, in the IE menu of Tools Internet Options - Advanced inside.

Remove win8 under IE10"Enabling memory protection helps reduce online attacks"options box"√"Method:

1. Press Win+R and enter;

2. In the "Local Computer Policy" on the left, the computer is configured in order: Management Template, Windows Component, Internet Explorer Security Function;

3. Find and double-click "Disable Data Execution Protection" in the list on the right.

4. Select "Enabled" in the pop-up window and click "OK".

5. Turn IE back on.

System update, antivirus scanning, browser deletion settings, C-drive disk cleanup.

The steps are as follows:

1. Open the IE browser and click the settings button in the upper right corner;

2. Click the Internet Options command;

3. Click on the Advanced tab, and you can find "Enable Inner Kaixiang Memory Protector to Help Reduce Online Attacks" under Security.

Tools Internet Options Advanced Tools Internet Options Advanced Enable memory protection to help reduce online attacks.

It's usually here.,The default is checked.,If you can't find it, you can only have a bug.,Fix it.。

However, IE9 is still very unstable, if it is not necessary, it is recommended that Xiang Suipei restore to IE8.

1. Open IE browser and click the settings button in the upper right corner;

2. Click the Internet Options command;

3. Click on the Advanced tab, and you can find "Enable Memory Protector to Help Reduce Online Attacks" under Security.

If the above doesn't solve your problem, please take a look below:

1. In the "Run" box, enter "Open Local Group Policyr";

2. In the "Local Computer Policy" on the left, select "Computer Configuration Management Template Windows Component Internet Explorer Security Function" in order;

3. Find and double-click "Disable Data Execution Protection" in the list on the right.

4. Select "Enabled" in the pop-up window and click "OK".

5. Open IE again to check, if the wild stupid nasty tick on the left side of "Enable Dumb Selling Memory Escort to Help Reduce Online Attacks" has been removed, it is a success;

1. Open IE browser and click the settings button in the upper right corner;

2. Click the Internet Options command;

3. Click on the Advanced tab, and you can find "Enable Memory Protector to Help Reduce Online Attacks" under Security.

If the above doesn't solve your problem, take a look below: Wild Stupid.

1. In the "Run" box, enter "Open Local Group Policyr";

2. In the "Local Computer Policy" on the left, select "Computer Configuration, Management Template, Windows Component, Internet Explorer Security Function", and then select "Computer Configuration;

3. Find and double-click "Disable Data Execution Protection" in the list on the right.

4. In the pop-up window, select "Enabled" and click "OK".

5. Open IE again to check, if the nasty check on the left side of "Enable memory protection to help reduce online attacks" has been removed, it is successful;