Windows XP operating system frequently encounters network failure Analysis (3)

Third, IE problem

1, the Web page appears garbled

Use IE browser to browse Japanese website, but above all are some can not understand the symbol, how should do? Each time a new page is opened (the page has other subsites open together), the inner code will automatically change (into Japanese), on the home page manually changed back and forth, its sub pages will be refreshed together with the Japanese code, How can we solve this problem? In the I-e browser, select "View one encoding One more Day" (Auto Select) on the Window menu to show no Japanese. Of course, if you do not install the Japanese plugin, ie browser will automatically prompt you to download. The download will be installed automatically, and then sit on your pillow. Also choose to plug in Japanese platform, such as Magicwin, Antarctica. As for every time it comes back, this is because some of the pages are encoded in different languages, so that when the browser recognizes the code, it automatically converts the inner code into another encoding, such as Japanese. To solve this problem is very easy, we just turn off the browser automatically select the encoding function on it, we in the browser right mouse, select: Code A simplified Chinese, the automatic selection before the check can be removed.

2, the webpage Flash file cannot display

This failure occurs, often displayed as a download to the local IE files, originally all can be displayed with Flash animation of the page file, installed Windows XP sp2z, but can not show flash animation. This is because Windows XP SP2 default security settings to prevent users from opening some of the Flash files locally, unknowingly, the malicious code hidden in flash led to some malicious Web sites, the computer was attacked. This prevents users from opening files on local (hard disks and discs) that contain content such as Flash.

Step one: To solve this problem, you can open the Internet Options dialog box by opening IE Explorer, then selecting the "Tools one Internet Options" menu item in the menu bar. Select the Advanced tab.

Step two: In the Settings drop-down list box, select the Allow active content to run in a file on my computer and the Allow active content from CD to run on my Computer check box (Figure 8), and then click the OK button.

Figure 8

3, the website pop-up notice cannot display

Many people reflect that when they visit some government websites, they can get some information through the pop-up Bulletin window, which is no longer visible when Windows XP SP2 is installed.

This is actually caused by the "block popup" feature of IE in Windows XP SP2.

Workaround: If you want to turn off the Pop-up blocker, simply go to the IE Properties window and deselect the "Block popup" option in the Privacy tab interface. However, after this setting, it will also make some useless pop-up window display, so Dr. E suggested that you click the "Settings" button, in the pop-up dialog box to add Allow pop-up windows appear in the site.

4, modify IE Security level is invalid

It is said that after installing Windows XP SP2, when the security level of IE needs to be lowered (by default), the modification operation is found to be invalid. When you enter the Setup interface again, you find that the security level is still "medium", which makes it impossible to access certain Web sites.

This problem is due to the fact that Windows XP SP2 automatically restricts certain users who violate their settings.

Workaround: Open Registry Editor and locate the "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\Zones\3" branch. After modifying "MinLevel" to "10000" (hexadecimal) in the right window, you can set a lower security level in the IE property.