XP system prompts Web site restore error What's going on

XP system prompts Web site restore error What's going on

The steps are as follows:

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 the Add-in management;

3, if your browser does not have a menu bar, you can first pull out the menu bar, as shown in the blank position 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 management 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 way: on the menu bar, tools-Manage Add-ins, open Add-ins, then right-click the first add-in and choose ' Open ' so that the add-in is enabled, and after the first add-in, we close the browser and restart the browser to see if it appears "Network restore Error";

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--attachment--system tool--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.