Perfect solution to pop-up Web pages or when pop-up Web page method _ Application Tips

Pop-up dialog box at startup
1. The system launches the dialog box, usually some advertising information, such as welcome to visit such a website.
2. Boot pop-up page, usually pop up a lot of windows, let you unprepared, malicious little, you can repeat the pop-up window until the crash.
Workaround: Pop-up dialog box, open Registry Editor, find
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Winlogon
Primary key, and then find the two strings "LegalNoticeCaption" and "LegalNoticeText" in the right window, and deleting the two strings will resolve the prompt box at startup.
Pop-up Web page
Solution: Click on "Start-run-Input msconfig", select "Start", the inside suffix for the URL, html, htm URL files are ticked off.

IE window timed eject

The user's machine pops up the IE window every once in a while, and the address points to the personal homepage of the mob. I don't know if the Internet rogue thought that you would often patronize?

Solution: Click on "Start-run-Input msconfig", select "Start", the inside suffix for the HTA are ticked off, restart.

Suddenly pop up a lot of IE windows

The specific method of operation is as follows:

1. Pop up a lot of IE windows, and still continue to pop, the mouse click "X" Speed far less than it

2. Don't worry, press Ctrl+alt+delete to call out task Manager

3. In the "Process" tab to find "Iexplore.exe", click on it, and then click "End Process", will be all of the IE window turned off and no more pop-up new IE windows

Doing this will lose some of the pages that have not been viewed, but with the forced shutdown of the system compared to the damage is simply insignificant, the most important thing to solve this problem is not rush, patience and stability, because a large number of pop-up ie windows will occupy a large number of system resources, and CPU occupancy rate will be increased to 100%, Opening task Manager can be slow and will take a little longer, but can definitely be resolved unless you have a panic.

Several types of malicious code to be removed manually

1. Boot Pop-up page

Symptom: The boot will pop up the page, usually will pop a lot of windows, let you order a surprise

Solution Step: Start-run-(input) msconfig-boot-put the URL, the suffix for URLs, html, htm

2. The registry will be changed after each startup

Solution: Start-run-(input) msconfig-boot, the running file name is not necessarily, but there is a regedit-s in the parameter, add the name of the item hook off can (remember to solve this before the repair registry)

3. The IE window pops up every once in a while

Symptom: This is a special example of a malicious code that exploits the features of the HTA, hides the form, and then pops up the page for a while, which is annoying.

Workaround: Start-run-(input) msconfig-boot-the suffix is ticked off for the HTA.

Some will automatically open IE on power-on

A. Please take a look at your "Start" menu is not more than a few unfamiliar files (***.hta), remove it is OK.

B. If there is no (***.hta) file, please open the registry "Start-> run-> regedit" into the registry and come

"HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run"

See the direct deletion of the URL is just.
C. Click the "Start" menu and then click "Run" to run the Msconfig.exe point to start the label and then remove the useless startup items and restart after the 1 d. None of the above 3 methods are OK: Please open your folder option first, turn on the show all files, and then use the win** Search feature to find the files (typically HTM Web files) that are found on the automatically opened URL, and note the file name (f), and then search the registry for the "filename" (f ), delete the fields you have found.

Modify the right button menu (the right menu more than some of the site connected)

If there is a Web connection in the right key. Please open the Registry (C:\Windows\Regedit.exe) to find the key value for the connection name, and you will find (generally only 1) to delete the OK.