I believe that the students who have used IE 10 will be very impressed because it has been greatly improved on the basis of many predecessors, both in terms of design concept and specific functions. There are so many fresh elements. And this many changes will definitely lead to many new usages and techniques. The previously inconvenient functions are now better used. Previously, other software was used. Now IE browser can do it by itself. Today, I will introduce you to a variety of IE browser alternative skills, wait and see!
1.Looking for the missing IE start button
Under normal circumstances, IE browser quick launch button will be in the system tray If you are not careful, it will cause the IE browser's quick launch button to “disappear” in the taskbar. So when you face the IE start button disappearing from the system tray, how do you find it back? In fact, the method is very simple, as long as you follow the steps below to do it.
First use the right mouse button to click the IE browser icon on the desktop, and execute the “Create Shortcut” command from the pop-up shortcut menu, so that you can create a corresponding shortcut for IE browser.
Then open the system resource management window, double-click the "Windows" folder in the C drive, then "ApplicationData" folder, "Microsoft" folder, "Internet Explorer" folder, "QuickLaunch" folder Then, drag the IE shortcut created in the desktop and drag it directly to the “QuickLaunch” folder window.
Of course, there is a more concise method, that is, directly drag the IE browser icon in the system desktop to the system taskbar with the left mouse button, but you must be dragged and dropped after the dotted icon appears. .
2. Let IE also resume the breakpoint
We know that when you click on a download link address in the IE page, IE will automatically call its built-in download function to download the file; Once you encounter a network jam and drop the line, all the downloaded content will be lost. You will need to start over again when you download it again. Obviously, the built-in download function of IE is easy to delay the download time.
So, is there any way for IE's download function to support breakpoints? The answer is yes. As long as you use IE to download files and accidentally dropped the line, or find that the IE download progress bar has not responded for a long time, please do not click the "Cancel" button in the download dialog box, but you should click the window directly. In the "x” button, to temporarily exit the download state; then re-click the download link address in the web page, and then click the "Save" button, in the pop-up save dialog box, the file name and save path They are all set to the same file as when they were not downloaded last time, so IE can continue to download the rest of the content after the last time it has not been downloaded. Of course, this IE breakpoint resume function is only suitable for HTTP download mode, not Suitable for FIP download methods.
3. Set the IE option to "overhead"
If you allow others to set the Internet access parameters of IE at will, then IE security, and even system security will be threatened, for example, if an illegal user opens IE If the browser's "Internet Options" setting box reduces the security level of the Internet, then various viruses and Trojans on the network may follow. In order to ensure security, you sometimes have to "over the air" Internet option in Internet Explorer, so that illegal users can not set IE Internet parameters:
First open the Windows Explorer window, find and enter "system32" ; folder window, select the "inetcpl.cpl" file, and right-click it, from the right-click menu that pops up, click the "Rename" option, the file name will be "inetcpl.cpl" Renamed to "ldcplnew.cpl", of course you can also change it to another name, but you must remember the name of the file after the name change, and you need to restore it later so that you can find it quickly. After completing the rename operation, when you click the <quo;Internet Options" command in the IE browser, you will not be able to enter the option settings window.
4. Can fix IE without tools
When surfing the Internet, IE will inevitably encounter malicious attacks; then how to recover it in the face of maliciously modified IE? Most people will choose Various professional IE repair tools to deal with IE's malicious attacks; also have a higher level of "prawn", by manually modifying the registry method to restore IE's original "face" & rdquo;. But when you don't have a professional IE repair tool at hand, or you don't know the registry well, how do you fix IE? For this reason, this article provides you with a very convenient solution, but this method It can only be used for Windows2000 or WindowsXP operating system. Here are the specific implementation steps of this method:
Click the “Start”/“Set”/“Control Panel” command, and then double-click “ Tools & rdquo; /& ldquo; computer management & rdquo; icon, in the subsequent pop-up window, expand the "System Tools" //quoquo; /& ldquo; local users and groups & rdquo; folder, then click the "users" option, in In the corresponding right sub-window, right-click on the blank area, execute the “New User” command in the shortcut menu, name the new user ““newusr”, and set the access password for the account;
Complete the new user After creating the task, click the “Start”/“Shutdown” command, then execute “Logout Administrator” operation, then use &ldq Uo;newusr” account re-enters the Windows2000 system; then open the system registry interface, expand the registry branch HKEY_CURRENT_USER\\Software \\Microsoft\\InternetExplorer, and select the "Internet Explorer" key, then click in the registry menu bar “ Registry & rdquo; /“ Export Registry File & rdquo; command, export the contents of the registry branch of the IE section, for example, save as & ldquo; ienew.reg & rdquo; file, so you can be "newusr" The correct settings for IE under the account are all exported; since the account is newly created, the IE settings under this account are the default settings of the system, that is, it has not been attacked; Br> Log out of the “newusr” account, and then log in to the Windows2000 system with the “Administrator” account; then open the registry window and execute the “Registry”/“Import Registry File” command in the menu bar. In the file selection dialog box that pops up, the previously exported “ienew.reg” Member into the registry, can make IE restore the original & ldquo; face & rdquo; of.
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