Why do there are two IEs, and why do you open IE and there are two web pages?

1.Hand dragging method.

This method is to directly use the mouse to put the initial small window into the maximum state, and then close the window in the largest state; In this way, the next time the user opens the window, it will automatically be in the maximized display state; This method is also one of the easiest.

For example, first open the home page, click on the sticker, open a window at random, pull the new window up and down, left and right with the mouse to the size you are satisfied with, and finally right-click the first web page window in the toolbar to close, and then close the other windows in turn. The page that pops up later will definitely be the size you just adjusted.

2.Modify the registry.

1) First, enter the registry command "regedit" in the run dialog box to open the registry.

2) Then click the "Hkey Current UserSoftwareMicrosoftInternet ExplorerMain" branch in the browser window, and delete the "Window Placement" key in the window on the right side of the corresponding Main branch;

3) Open the hkey current usersoftware of the registry with the mouse to open the old work-areas branch of the registry, and delete the "oldworkarearects" key in the small window on the right side of the corresponding old work-areas branch;

4) Close the registry after completing the above operations, restart the computer, maximize the IE window twice in a row, and finally restart the computer again.

3.Modify the property method.

This method is also relatively simple, you just need to right-click the IE shortcut run icon in the system desktop or system taskbar, select the "Properties" command from the right-click menu that opens later, and then you will see a setting interface as shown in the figure, click the drop-down button on the right side of the "Run mode" setting item of the interface with the left mouse button, select "General Window" from the drop-down list that opens later, and finally click the OK button to exit the setting.

1.First: Right-click on the IE browser, open the properties to check whether the "Home" item of the Internet options setting has been modified, if so, please change to a blank page, and clear the temporary folder of IE.

Second: Upgrade the "antivirus software" to the latest version, and check whether there are viruses running in the memory (only check and kill the memory). Third:

Enter the msconfig command in the "Run" item in the Start menu to bring up the "System Configuration Utility" and check the "Startup" item (the 2000 system can be copied from the XP system or viewed by a third-party software, such as Windows Optimizer). Record the file name and path of each unknown startup item, and cancel these autostarts. Fourth:

Ctrl+Alt+del to open the Task Manager, check if there is a program with the same name as the startup item running in the "Process", and try to end the process! (Note that the name is likely to have the same name as some system programs, i.e., malicious attack programs running masquerading as system processes.) Maybe there will be two processes with the same name, which is probably what you're looking for.

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2.If the settings still don't work, restore the default value of IE, repair or reinstall IE, if it doesn't work, change to another browser.

Symptoms of poisoning are also the result of you have installed multiple browsers

Do you mean that two home pages appear?

Or do you want two windows to pop up?

Can you describe the phenomenon in more detail?

Remember to state your IE version.

Get the right medicine. It's the same for all industries!

Left mouse button contact is broken? Trojan tampering with the homepage? Trojan pop-ups?

Did you set up two homepages?

Method 1: Use a tool to clean up.

1) Use the 360 system first aid kit (the original stubborn Trojan horse to kill the whole book).

2. Open, click "Start First Aid" - Kill - Start First Aid - Kill - Restart after the scan is completed.

3. Open, click "Start First Aid" - Repair - Tick the Repair option - Repair Now.

2) Use "Windows Cleanup Assistant" (there is a green version without installation).

2. Select "Scan and Clean", after scanning, check the Confirm Cleanup option (note that the scanned ones are not necessarily Trojan plug-ins, do not remove them by mistake), and click "Perform Cleanup".

3. Select "Fault Repair", select all, and click "Perform Repair".

4. After repairing, restart the computer to see if the desktop icon is gone, if it is invalid, enter the safe mode to clear it.

Method 2: Clean up the desktop.

1. Right-click the desktop--click the desktop--click the desktop--click the desktop-click now to clean up the desktop-next--tick before the shortcut you want to clean up (remove all the other hooks)--next--finish-ok-return to the desktop, delete the "unused desktop shortcut" on the desktop.

2. If there is no "Run Desktop Cleanup Wizard (R)" item in the desktop, click Start-Run-Enter OK. Click User Configuration - Management Templates - Desktop, double-click "Delete Desktop Wizard", and set it to "Disabled" - OK.

3. If you can't clean it up, go into safe mode and clean it up again.

Clean up on the desktop.

Malicious icon, fixed.

**Stations, My Computer, My Documents, Online Neighbors.

and other icons.

Repair. lnk shortcuts.

And. exe, folder, drive, url

of the opening association. Strong.

Fix and lock the IE home page.

It's best to temporarily roll back 360 or other registry monitoring software when installing, otherwise the repair may be blocked).

Windows Cleanup Assistant.

Check for malware and Trojans to prevent them from recurring, and use the fault recovery feature (check all checkpoints).

A system first aid kit is also available.

4.The Kanayama First Aid Kit will also do.

Use 360 to repair IE, and after restarting the system, you can delete the shortcuts.