With IE Kernel browser friends, may inadvertently encounter such a problem:
When you open a webpage, the browser "bang" jumps out of a prompt box "Internet Explorer cannot open Internet sites ... The operation was terminated. In most cases, the page may even appear to be loaded and finished, and the content will be fully displayed. Just why are these hints still appearing?! Even more annoying is the point after the confirmation of the prompt, the page jumps to the error message Display page, completely unable to normal browsing the original page ...
So what is the problem that causes IE kernel browser to appear above symptoms? How to easily and quickly eliminate the problem?
Usually the new system does not typically have similar problems, and it is only after a period of time that this browser problem occurs. Then the basic can be determined that the use of IE in the process of some changes in IE to make the failure occurs.
However, how does the use of IE change IE? May suddenly let us think, we are more confused completely have no clue ... We just look at the Web page, and how to modify it?! That illustrates the typical situation:
1. Self-modification of IE's own options, such as security level, home page, the default language ...
2. Install the toolbar (Toolbar), such as the common Google Toolbar, Baidu toolbar ... Even a lot of privately developed toolbars
3. Install plug-ins, such as logging into the internet banking, in order to secure the requirements of the bank installed plug-ins, all kinds of shared site requirements of the upload download plugin ...
4. Viruses and unknown tampering even ie itself bugs caused by some component damage ...
Even these are not all possible changes IE is modified ~ In addition, in addition to the browser itself, the Web page itself may be a program error or server problems, or even use the proxy server .... May cause the occurrence of related symptoms. How to fix ... Please look down ~
The following content is from Google search results, the original source is unknown, for everyone to participate in the test:
The following methods for ordinary computer users to participate in
method One:
Open Browser--tools--internet option--Delete files-----------------OK--OK.
Method Two:
Open Browser--tools--internet Options--Program--Manage loading items--To disable the same time as the following three items (Note: The following 3 conditions are met at the same time）：
1, (not verified)
2. Browser Helper Object
3. The last file name ends with a. dll, then closes the browser and opens again.
The following methods for site administrators to participate in
The Htmlobject appendchild or innerHTML operation is invoked when the page is not ready yet, which pops up a dialog box on IE: "Internet Explorer cannot open the site, the operation has been aborted"
There are two solutions:
(1) in the appendchild or innerHTML operation to infer document.readystate== "complete", if no, then settimeout a few seconds after the operation.
However, this property is valid only for Ie,opeara, and the document for FF has no readystate property, and is always undefined.
(2) Use the Defer property in script. It is intended to run the script after the page is loaded, which avoids the problem of not finding the object. Defer does not consider whether the external files are all downloaded, only the current page is all loaded. Furthermore, the Document.Write method cannot be written in a code block with a defer tag.
The workaround for error occurs when using Ajax: document.readystate== "complete" is inferred at appendchild or innerhtml operations, and if no, it will be done again after a few seconds settimeout.
Assuming that you want to load a stand-alone footstep file, a reliable way to do this is to invoke it in the _onload event, one that is compatible with Firefox, such as the following:
The following is the referenced content:
Program code
<script type= "Text/javascript" >
FUNCTI_ON Init (ARG) {
Do sth.
}
if (typeof (document.body._onload) = = "undefined")
WINDOW._ONLOAD=TO_DO (ARG);
Else
Document.body._onload=new functi_on (' To_do (ARG); ');
</script>
The following methods for professional computer users to participate in
One, the problem of network setup
The reasons for this are more than the need to manually specify IP, gateway, dnsserver Networking, and using proxy server to surf the Internet. Check your computer's network settings carefully.
second, the problem of DNSServer
When IE is unable to browse the Web page, you can first try to access the IP address, if you can access the question, then it should be a DNS problem, causing the DNS problem may be the network to obtain DNS error or dnsserver itself problems, At this point you can manually specify the DNS service (the address can be the DNSServer address provided by your local ISP, and you can use the DNSServer address normally elsewhere.) ) in the properties of the network, (Control Panel-Network and Dial-up Connections-local connection-right-click Properties-TCP/IP Protocol-Properties-use the DNSServer address below). Different ISPs have different DNS addresses. Sometimes it is a router or network card problem, unable to connect with the ISP's DNS service, in this case, you can turn off the router for a while, or set up the router again.
Another possibility is that there is a problem with the local DNS cache. In order to improve the speed of the site visit, the system will proactively put the visited and obtain the IP address of the site into the local DNS cache, once again to visit this site, then no longer through the dnsserver and directly from the local DNS cache to remove the site's IP address for access. Therefore, assuming that there is a problem with the local DNS cache, the site will not be able to access the interview. The ability to execute ipconfig/flushdns in execution to rebuild the local DNS cache.
third, the problem of IE browser itself
When the Internet Explorer itself has a problem, it will naturally affect the browsing, or IE is corrupted by malicious changes can also lead to the inability to browse the Web. You can try to fix it (it is recommended to fix it in safe mode), or reload IE
iv. problems with network firewalls
Suppose the network firewall is improperly set up, such as high security level, accidentally put IE into the block access list, the wrong firewall policy, etc., you can try to check the policy, reduce the firewall security level or directly shut down the test is back to normal.
v. Network protocol and NIC driver issues
IE is unable to browse, it is possible that the network protocol (especially TCP/IP protocol) or NIC driver damage caused, you can try another NIC driver and network protocol.
Vi. issues with the Hosts file
The Hosts file is changed, it also causes the browsing is not normal, the solution is of course to empty the contents of the Hosts file.
vii. problems with system files
When the system files related to IE are replaced or damaged, it will affect the normal use of IE, can be repaired with the SFC command, WIN98 system can execute SFC in "execution", then perform the scan; win2000/xp/2003 performs sfc/ Scannow try to fix it.
When only IE can not browse the Web page, and QQ can be on, often due to Winsock.dll, Wsock32.dll or Wsock.vxd (VxD only exist under the Win9x system) files such as corruption or loss caused, Winsock is composed of tcp/ IP protocol is an important part of the general need to reload the TCP/IP protocol. However, XP starts with the integration of the TCP/IP protocol, so it cannot be reinstalled as simple as 98, and can use the Netsh command to reset the TCP/IP protocol back to the state it was in when the operating system was first installed. Detailed operations such as the following:
Click "Start Execution", enter "CMD" command in the Execution dialog box, pop up the command prompt form, then enter "netsh int ip reset c:/resetlog.txt" command will return to, among them "Resetlog.txt" The file is the log file used to record the result of the command execution, which must be specified, and the full path to the log file specified here is "C:/resetlog.txt". The result of executing this command is the same as deleting and installing the TCP/IP protocol again.
Tip: The netsh command is a command-line-based scripting tool that you can use to configure and monitor Windows systems, and it also provides an interactive network shell interface, using the format of the Netsh command in the Help file (enter "netsh/?" in the order prompt form). will be available).
The second solution is to repair the above file, Win9x use SFC to extract the above files again, win2000/xp/2003 use the Sfc/scannow command to repair the file, when the Sfc/scannow can not be repaired, Can try to publish on the Internet specifically for this problem of repair tool Winsockfix, can search the web for download.
Eight, real-time monitoring of anti-virus software problems
This is not always seen, but sometimes it is really related to real-time monitoring, because today's anti-virus software real-time monitoring to join the monitoring of the content of the Web. To cite an example: rising will be on the individual machine will lead to IE can not browse the Web page (many friends have encountered), its detailed performance is only to open the Web monitoring, a power on the internet about 20 minutes later, IE will not be able to browse the Web page, then assume that the rising of the web monitoring off, everything back to normal , after a thorough re-installation of rising can not be solved. Although not installed rising every machine will appear this problem, after all, the system of each machine is different, the installation of the program is not the same. But suppose that IE cannot browse the webpage, also should pay attention to check the anti-virus software.
ix. Problems of application Management Services
Appear only can QQ can not open the situation of the webpage, again after the start is good. Just once again to start, open 7 to 8 pages and can not open the page, only to QQ. Sometimes telecom will often let you disable application Management service, you can conquer. The detailed reason is unclear.
10. Caused by virus infection
This is often the case when the table opens IE, in the IE interface left the bottom box prompt: The Web page is open, but long time not responding. In the task Manager to see the process, (go to the method, put the mouse on the taskbar, right-Task Manager-process) to see how the CPU occupancy rate, assuming 100%, to be sure, is infected with the virus, then you want to execute other programs is simply suffering. This is to find out which process is greedily consuming CPU resources. After finding, it is best to record the name, and then click the end, if not to end, then to boot into safe mode to delete the east, but also to enter the Register table, (method: Start-Execute, input regedit) in the List dialog box, click Edit-Find, enter the program name, found, click the right mouse button delete, Then a few more searches, often can be completely removed clean.
There are a lot of viruses, antivirus software is powerless when the only way is to manually delete
11, check whether the system is forbidden to download:
Download restrictions can restrict downloads through the Internet Control Panel, Group Policy, and brochures
Check IE: User Configuration--Administrative Templates--internet explorer--security Features--Restricted file download
Whether to check
Check the registration form (in the execution of input regedit): Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00[hkey_current_user/software/microsoft/windows/ Currentversion/internet settings/zones/3]@= "" "1803" =dword:00000003
3 to prohibit all downloads, 0 for consent to download
12. When spyware destroys your Windows system
In general, when spyware is purged from windows, the most common system error is a DNS error. In this case, the user can use the IP address to view the Web page, but the domain name is not. If you try to use a domain name in IE to access the site, IE will show "the page cannot be displayed."
You should know why Windows is connecting your computer to the Internet, knowing why it can be so when spyware is erased. Perhaps you know that Windows communicates with the Internet by leveraging the TCP/IP protocol, and that Windows uses the TCP/IP protocol mechanism to be called Winsock.
Winsock is not just a single file, but a series of layered constructs that implement the TCP/IP protocol, like a chain. Assuming the user moves one of the chains away, the functionality of Winsock will be affected, and the Internet connection will be compromised by the presence of some kind of problem with the connection to the Internet.
Some spyware exploits the Winsock, which has many advantages. First, spyware looks like part of the operating system and is therefore more difficult to discover than other types of spyware. Second, assuming that the spy software core enters the Winsock chain, it gains considerable power to arbitrarily monitor the computer's communication with the Internet. Finally, assuming that the spyware core can fool windows and convince it that it is part of the system, the spyware will not only work under the current user. Because in most cases, the operating system and its components are privileged for all users of the computer.
So things get tricky, like you can imagine that spyware has infiltrated the operating system and into the Winsock chain, while the spyware removal tool can erase the spyware, but at the same time it destroys the normal state of the Winsock chain. This can affect the computer's connection to the Internet. In this case, very many people will choose to install the Windows system again in order to overwrite the damaged system, because another installation system will be able to fill the missing system files, so that the Winsock chain should be able to restore normal. Unfortunately, when you install again, you will find that the problem is still unresolved. Why is it?
This is because Windows is a system that can be upgraded and updated, and the individual files on the Winsock chain do not belong to the core files of Windows, but are called through the list of brochures. When the user installs the operating system again to overwrite the original operating system, the Setup program overwrites the system files, but the content defined by all the customers in the register will not be changed. This means that if spyware inserts content between two Winsock components, the spyware module will still be invoked even if the spyware module is cleared and the system is re-installed.
The only way to solve the problem is to rebuild the Winsock chain and correct the Winsock-related content in the register. It is important to note that changes to the registration form are risky and that a wrong change may result in damage to the system or the application. Therefore, before doing the following, I strongly recommend that users back up the registration form first.
To manually change Winsock, you need to find and delete the following two keys in the registration form:
Hkey_local_machine/system/currentcontrolset/services/winsock
Hkey_local_machine/system/currentcontrolset/services/winsock2
After you delete these two keys, you need to close the Register editor and start your computer again. When you restart, Windows will search the register for the two keys you just deleted, and when you find that the key is not found, the system will set up the correct key itself, and this problem will be resolved.
Once the system restarts, you need to install the TCP/IP protocol again. Right-click the network connection and select Properties, and the list of connection Agreements is listed. Now click Installbutton and select Protocol, then click Add. Then click on the disk and enter C:/windows/inf (assuming C:/windows is your Windows system path). Select the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) entry from the list and click OK. Start the computer again.Chinese
Hacker Alliance solutionOne, the problem of network setup
The reasons for this are more than the need to manually specify IP, gateway, dnsserver Networking, and using proxy server to surf the Internet. Check your computer's network settings carefully.
Second, the problem of DNSServer
When IE is unable to browse the Web page, you can first try to access the IP address, if you can access the question, then it should be a DNS problem, causing the DNS problem may be the network to obtain DNS error or dnsserver itself problems, At this point you can manually specify the DNS service (the address can be the DNSServer address provided by your local ISP, and you can use the DNSServer address normally elsewhere.) ) in the properties of the network, (Control Panel-Network and Dial-up Connections-local connection-right-click Properties-TCP/IP Protocol-Properties-use the following DNSServer address). Different ISPs have different DNS addresses. Sometimes it is a router or network card problem, unable to connect with the ISP's DNS service, in this case, you can turn off the router for a while, or set up the router again.
Another possibility is that there is a problem with the local DNS cache. In order to improve the speed of the site visit, the system will proactively put the visited and obtain the IP address of the site into the local DNS cache, once again to visit this site, then no longer through the dnsserver and directly from the local DNS cache to remove the site's IP address for access. Therefore, assuming that there is a problem with the local DNS cache, the site will not be able to access the interview. The ability to execute ipconfig/flushdns in execution to rebuild the local DNS cache.
Third, the problem of IE browser itself
When the Internet Explorer itself has a problem, it will naturally affect the browsing, or IE is corrupted by malicious changes can also lead to the inability to browse the Web. At this time can try to use "360 Defender IE repair expert" to repair (recommended to Safe Mode repair), or another IE (such as the re-installation of IE encounter can not again problem, can refer to: With a solution can not be re-installed IE) recommended two IE repair tools
http://it.rising.com.cn/service/technology/RegClean_download.htm
http://down.tiansha.net/crskypath2/tiansha.net-iefixcr.rar
References:http://it.sohu.com/20050816/n240259673.shtml
Iv. Problems with network firewalls
Suppose the network firewall is improperly set up, such as high security level, accidentally put IE into the block access list, the wrong firewall policy, etc., you can try to check the policy, reduce the firewall security level or directly shut down the test is back to normal.
V. Network protocol and NIC driver issues
IE is unable to browse, it is possible that the network protocol (especially TCP/IP protocol) or NIC driver damage caused, you can try another NIC driver and network protocol.
Vi. issues with the Hosts file
The Hosts file is changed, it also causes the browsing is not normal, the solution is of course to empty the contents of the Hosts file.
Vii. problems with System files
When the system files related to IE are replaced or damaged, it will affect the normal use of IE, can be repaired with the SFC command, WIN98 system can execute SFC in "execution", then perform the scan; win2000/xp/2003 performs sfc/ Scannow try to fix it.
When only IE can not browse the Web page, and QQ can be on, often due to Winsock.dll, Wsock32.dll or Wsock.vxd (VxD only exist under the Win9x system) files such as corruption or loss caused, Winsock is composed of tcp/ IP protocol is an important part of the general need to reload the TCP/IP protocol. However, XP starts with the integration of the TCP/IP protocol, so it cannot be reinstalled as simple as 98, and can use the Netsh command to reset the TCP/IP protocol back to the state it was in when the operating system was first installed. Detailed operations such as the following:
Click "Start Execution", enter "CMD" command in the Execution dialog box, pop up the command prompt form, then enter "netsh int ip reset c:/resetlog.txt" command will return to, among them "Resetlog.txt" The file is the log file used to record the result of the command execution, which must be specified, and the full path to the log file specified here is "C:/resetlog.txt". The result of executing this command is the same as deleting and installing the TCP/IP protocol again.
Tip: The netsh command is a command-line-based scripting tool that you can use to configure and monitor Windows systems, and it also provides an interactive network shell interface, using the format of the Netsh command in the Help file (enter "netsh/?" in the order prompt form). will be available).
The second solution is to repair the above file, Win9x use SFC to extract the above files again, win2000/xp/2003 use the Sfc/scannow command to repair the file, when the Sfc/scannow can not be repaired, Can try to publish on the Internet specifically for this problem of repair tool Winsockfix, can search the web for download.
Eight, real-time monitoring of anti-virus software problems
This is not always seen, but sometimes it is really related to real-time monitoring, because today's anti-virus software real-time monitoring to join the monitoring of the content of the Web. To cite an example: rising will be on the individual machine will lead to IE can not browse the Web page (many friends have encountered), its detailed performance is only to open the Web monitoring, a power on the internet about 20 minutes later, IE will not be able to browse the Web page, then assume that the rising of the web monitoring off, everything back to normal , after a thorough re-installation of rising can not be solved. Although not installed rising every machine will appear this problem, after all, the system of each machine is different, the installation of the program is not the same. But suppose that IE cannot browse the webpage, also should pay attention to check the anti-virus software.
Ix. Problems of application Management Services
Appear only can QQ can not open the situation of the webpage, again after the start is good. Just once again to start, open 7 to 8 pages and can not open the page, only to QQ. Sometimes telecom will often let you disable application Management service, you can conquer. The detailed reason is unclear.
Ten, the infection caused by the virus
This is often the case when the table opens IE, in the IE interface left the bottom box prompt: The Web page is open, but long time not responding. In the task Manager to see the process, (go to the method, put the mouse on the taskbar, right-Task Manager-process) to see how the CPU occupancy rate, assuming 100%, to be sure, is infected with the virus, then you want to execute other programs is simply suffering. This is to find out which process is greedily consuming CPU resources. After finding, it is best to record the name, and then click the end, if not to end, then to boot into safe mode to delete the east, but also to enter the Register table, (method: Start-Execute, input regedit) in the List dialog box, click Edit-Find, enter the program name, found, click the right mouse button delete, Then a few more searches, often can be completely removed clean.
There are a lot of viruses, antivirus software is powerless when the only way is to manually delete
XI. Check whether the system is banned from downloading:
Download restrictions can restrict downloads through the Internet Control Panel, Group Policy, and brochures
Check IE: User Configuration--Administrative Templates--internet explorer--security Features--Restricted file download
Whether to check
Check the registration form (in the execution of input regedit): Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00[hkey_current_user/software/microsoft/windows/ Currentversion/internet settings/zones/3]@= "" "1803" =dword:00000003
3 to prohibit all downloads, 0 for consent to download
12. When spyware destroys your Windows system
In general, when spyware is purged from windows, the most common system error is a DNS error. In this case, the user can use the IP address to view the Web page, but the domain name is not. If you try to use a domain name in IE to access the site, IE will show "the page cannot be displayed."
You should know why Windows is connecting your computer to the Internet, knowing why it can be so when spyware is erased. Perhaps you know that Windows communicates with the Internet by leveraging the TCP/IP protocol, and that Windows uses the TCP/IP protocol mechanism to be called Winsock.
Winsock is not just a single file, but a series of layered constructs that implement the TCP/IP protocol, like a chain. Assuming the user moves one of the chains away, the functionality of Winsock will be affected, and the Internet connection will be compromised by the presence of some kind of problem with the connection to the Internet.
Some spyware exploits the Winsock, which has many advantages. First, spyware looks like part of the operating system and is therefore more difficult to discover than other types of spyware. Second, assuming that the spy software core enters the Winsock chain, it gains considerable power to arbitrarily monitor the computer's communication with the Internet. Finally, assuming that the spyware core can fool windows and convince it that it is part of the system, the spyware will not only work under the current user. Because in most cases, the operating system and its components are privileged for all users of the computer.
So things get tricky, like you can imagine that spyware has infiltrated the operating system and into the Winsock chain, while the spyware removal tool can erase the spyware, but at the same time it destroys the normal state of the Winsock chain. This can affect the computer's connection to the Internet. In this case, very many people will choose to install the Windows system again in order to overwrite the damaged system, because another installation system will be able to fill the missing system files, so that the Winsock chain should be able to restore normal. Unfortunately, when you install again, you will find that the problem is still unresolved. Why is it?
This is because Windows is a system that can be upgraded and updated, and the individual files on the Winsock chain do not belong to the core files of Windows, but are called through the list of brochures. When the user installs the operating system again to overwrite the original operating system, the Setup program overwrites the system files, but the content defined by all the customers in the register will not be changed. This means that if spyware inserts content between two Winsock components, the spyware module will still be invoked even if the spyware module is cleared and the system is re-installed.
The only way to solve the problem is to rebuild the Winsock chain and correct the Winsock-related content in the register. It is important to note that changes to the registration form are risky and that a wrong change may result in damage to the system or the application. Therefore, before doing the following, I strongly recommend that users back up the registration form first.
To manually change Winsock, you need to find and delete the following two keys in the register:
Hkey_local_machine/system/currentcontrolset/services/winsock
Hkey_local_machine/system/currentcontrolset/services/winsock2
After you delete these two keys, you need to close the Register editor and start your computer again. When you restart, Windows will search the register for the two keys you just deleted, and when you find that the key is not found, the system will set up the correct key itself, and this problem will be resolved.
Once the system restarts, you need to install the TCP/IP protocol again. Right-click the network connection and select Properties, and the list of connection Agreements is listed. Now click Installbutton and select Protocol, then click Add. Then click on the disk and enter C:/windows/inf (assuming C:/windows is your Windows system path). Select the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) entry from the list and click OK. Start the computer again.
Although such a method can fix errors, it may be difficult for the average user. Here I describe a simpler way to fix a Winsock error. In fact, it's a free gadget made by some computer guru to fix this bug at a high speed, called Winsock Fix, because it's also a work to fix the error by using the change-to-register form, so I still recommend that users back up the register before using it.
Fool Repair Connection Table applet:Http://p2s.newhua.com/down/winsockfix.exe
The assumption does not solve the landlord problem .... That's just formatting and installing again ...
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