Solution to WinXP System Web site Restore Error

1, in the Start menu, expand: All Programs--attachment--System Tools--internet Explorer (no Add-ins), so you can open IE, you can also right-click the unit price IE icon, in the Right button menu, select No Add-ins to start. But not all computers have this option.

2, in the open IE, we can see a page like this, in the tab bar below a hint message: Currently disabling the add-in, right click on this message, choose to manage Add-ins, some browsers do not prompt this message, we use the following method to open add-on management

3, if your browser does not have a menu bar, you can first pull out the menu bar, as shown in the blank location right click, and then choose "Menu Bar"

4, open the menu bar, under the Tools menu, click "Manage Add-ins", which can also open the admin add-in

5, in the Management add-in panel, you can see many add-ons here, first press CTRL + A, select all the Add-ins, then right-click--Select "Disable All"

6, after disabling the add-in, we normally start IE, do not mention the above "no add-on" way to start the browser. Just double-click to open the browser. The same approach: Execute on the menu bar, tools-Manage Add-ins, open Add-on Manager, then right-click the first add-in and choose ' Open ' so that the add-in is enabled. After the first add-in, we close the browser and restart the browser to see if "Network Restore Error" appears.

7, if the error is still not prompted, we then enable the second add-in, restart the browser to see if there is a "network restore error." And so on, we start the add-in one at a time until we find the add-in that has the problem, for example, after I start the add-in, ie reboot has a network restore error, first off IE

8, as mentioned above, execute in the Start menu: All Programs--accessories--System Tools--ie

9, open IE, the menu bar execution: Tools-Manage Add-ins. Locate the add-in that generated the error, right-click, and choose Disable to enable additional add-ins. The problem is finally solved.