Teach you to stay away from IE browser vulnerabilities to avoid hacker attacks

In daily use, the large number of Internet Explorer users and endless high-risk vulnerabilities make it vulnerable to various attacks and failures. Due to the inconvenience and difficulty of uninstallation, many friends often choose to format the hard disk and reinstall the system or use a third-party backup software to recover the problem, this undoubtedly creates huge obstacles and troubles for everyone's online life. In fact, the IE kernel is not damaged in many cases, only because some data link files fail to be registered due to various reasons or the related software is improperly set. The following are some of the experiences I have gained in practical use over the past few years. I hope that I can solve my urgent needs for my friends.
1. in Windows 2000/XP/2003, delete cookies using Internet Options in the control panel, and enter regsvr32 actxprxy in the Start> Run window. dll. Click "OK" and a message marked as "DllRegisterServer in actxprxy. dll succeeded dialog box, click OK. Open the "run" window again, and enter "regsvr32 shdocvw. dll, regsvr32 mshtml. dll, regsvr32 urlmon. dll, regsvr32 oleaut32.dll, and regsvr32 shdocvw. dll, regsvr32 browseui. dll, regsvr32 msjava. dll, regsvr32 actxprxy. dll and Comctl32.dll "and confirm. If you are in trouble, create a batch file with the content "for % 1 in (% WinDir % SYSTEM32 *. DLL) Do RegSvr32.exe/s % 1 "(excluding double quotation marks). After running the command, restart the computer. If the IE window still cannot be opened, enter regsvr32 shell32.dll again. If an error or invalid information is displayed during registration, it is likely that the relevant files are damaged during virus attacks or abnormal shutdown, or the files are replaced with a criticized version when upgrading IE or the operating system. In this case, you can extract Comctl32.dll and Oleaut32.dll from the CAB package on the Windows installation disc or from another computer with the same operating system and overwrite the existing files.

2. the DCOM attribute settings are incorrect. Choose Start> enter Dcomcnfg> set up service> Computer> my computer> DCOM configuration> Internet Explorer (Ver 1.0) → Security → start and activate permissions → custom → edit "() to check whether INTERACTIVE and SYSTEM are enabled. If not, add them as needed.

3. The above two methods are only applicable to Windows 2000/XP/2003. If these users still feel too cumbersome, they can go to iisv6.0. Since they can clean up all IE ills including all registry information, you can easily reinstall any version of IE after uninstalling it. In addition, you can directly Insert the Windows CD into the optical drive. In the "Start> Run" window, enter "Rundll32 setupapi, InstallHinfSection DefaultInstall 132 C: WindowsInfIe. inf command. After confirmation, the system will automatically reinstall IE6.0, but this method is only applicable to users with versions earlier than IE6.0, the reason is very simple: Windows is not smart enough.

4. this method is more suitable for "worms", but the premise is that you cannot uninstall the seriously ill IE. you should understand it here, install IE kernel-based browsers such as MYIE and GreenBrowser. Of course, it is also a good way to jump to the Netscape camp, so that you can get valuable dozens of megabytes of space by detaching IE while browsing.

5. If you cannot open IE, after you upgrade to Windows XP SP2, uninstalling the 3721 online assistant may make you frown. Don't worry, SP2 has built-in various efficient online ad and control interception programs, which has even become one of the main purposes of the author's upgrade.