Maximize IE browser windows

After the operating system is installed, open the IE browser window is always displayed as a regular window by default, do not pull the scroll bar to see the entire page, so you have to press the "maximize" button. Click the link in the window and click "maximize" to display the page. Then, pull the border and pull the regular window to the entire screen. Which knows whether to close the window and re-open the IE browser window or the default regular window. Really annoying!

So, is there any way to make the IE browser window open to maximize the status, saving the trouble of clicking the "maximize" button many times?

There are certainly some ways to do this. Check me: Close all IE browser windows, right-click the IE browser icon in the Quick Start bar, and click "properties" in the shortcut menu that appears ", the "Enable Internet Explorer properties" dialog page is displayed. Click the "shortcut" tab and click the drop-down bar on the right of the "running mode (r)" page, select "maximize ". Then press OK to exit. Open the IE browser window, click the link in it, close the previously opened IE browser window, leave only this link page, pull the border to pull its window to the entire screen, and then close the page. From then on, you open the IE browser window to directly maximize the page. If this method does not work, you have to modify the registry of your computer. Method: open registry editor ", find [hkey _ CURRENT_USER \ Software \ Microsoft \ Internet Explorer \ Desktop \ old workareas], select "oldworkarearects" on the right of the window, and delete it; in the Registry Editor, find [HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Software \ Microsoft \ Internet Explorer \ main], select "window_placement" on the right of the window, and delete it. Exit the Registry Editor ", restart the computer, open IE, maximize its window, click "Restore down" to restore the window, and then click "maximize" to close the IE window. When IE is re-opened later, the window will be normal!