Problems with computer printing Web pages that cannot be printed and previewed as empty

In this case, it is mostly due to the abnormal operation of the%temp%/low folder in protected mode (being mistakenly deleted, shifted, and so on).

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It turns out that when IE is running in protected mode, it has low privileges that are not sufficient to read and write files to the normal Internet temporary folder, so it creates low, lower-privileged subfolders in the original Internet temporary folder and saves the appropriate resources in the lower, for example:

Temp:%userprofile%/appdata/local/temp/low
Cookies:%userprofile%/appdata/roaming/microsoft/windows/cookies/low
Historical record:%userprofile%/appdata/local/microsoft/windows/history/low

However, sometimes they point to new folders in other locations for disk space considerations, and IE protection mode has an exception because there is no permission to read and write files in the new folder. This is why the Web page can print correctly after you remove the protection mode.

Small easy to:

Small easy here for you to find two ways to solve.

• Method One: IE reset, directly revert to the manufacturer default settings. This is the most simple and convenient! For specific steps, refer to Ebaoden: How do I reset IE settings?
  (HTTP://SUPPORT.MICROSOFT.COM/KB/981061/ZH-CN)
• Method Two: Create a new low folder and set its lower integrity level. Not convenient to reset? Don't worry, try the second method.
  
  Click theStart > All Programs > Attachments, right-click theCommand Prompt", and then select"run with Administrator account”。
  
  
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  At the command prompt, type the following command, and then press ENTER:
  
  Mkdir%temp%/low
  Icacls "%temp%/low"/setintegritylevel (OI) (CI) Low
  
  
  
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  Finally, restart the computer.