Using the Registry Editor to also clean the face of IE registration form

Now there are many sites will maliciously modify your IE home page starting settings (that is, click the IE icon to automatically enter the page, the general default settings for Windows or blank pages), these sites through this shameless means to promote their own purposes. Many users hate this phenomenon but also helpless, now tell you some tips, can be tampered with the IE settings back.

First, open IE, click the "Tools" menu, select "Internet Options", then click the "General" bar, the first "home" is, in the "Address" column shows the current IE default start page, there are three options below: "Use the current page", "Use the default page", "Use blank page", You can choose to "use a blank page", or you can choose "Use the default page", and in the address column you want to fill in the home page address, such as: Http//www. Yahoo com. CN, when you open IE, Chinese Yahoo will automatically appear as your default homepage.

If the modified method is still invalid, it means that the malicious Web page has modified your Windows startup option, and this time you will need to use Windows Registry Editor to fix it.

Click the Start menu, select the "Run" button, add "Regedit" in the Open field, select "OK" button, will pop up a Registry Editor window, turn on the left side of the screen in "My Computer" under "Hkey _local_machine" "Softw are , Windows, current Version, RUN folder, select all items related to the malicious Web page in the right column of the screen, click the right mouse button, and delete it. This method fixes the "Start home" modification.

In other cases, the default home page is also modified, or repeat the process of two, open the Registry Editor, and then click "Hkey _local_machine", "Software", "Microsoft", "Internet Explorer", "Main" folder, change the "Default_Page_URL" in the right-hand column of the screen to the address of the website you want, for example: Http//www. Yahoo com. cn

Third, there are a number of malicious sites in addition to modifying your IE default URL, but also in the modification of your IE toolbar, such as tampering with the "IE title bar", add "button" and so on. To modify the IE title bar, or rely on the Registry Editor, open Registry Editor as described above, and then open the Hkey _current_user, Software, Microsoft, Internet Explorer, and the Toolbar folder, change the "Linksfoldername" data item in the right-hand bar of the screen to "default".

The malicious Add button, as long as the button does not want to appear on the right mouse click, select the "Custom" option, in the pop-up menu "custom Toolbar" in the right "Current toolbar button" will not need to delete the button