Mining Windows 7 system potential to improve IE 8 self-protection

&http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/37954.html ">nbsp; "Install the XX anti-virus software, ie homepage or be modified by Trojan virus"-this is the thing that Windows user often encounters. For this question, many friends often ask, does not have a thorough solution? The author's answer is: right, not a thorough solution.　　In the author's opinion, to prevent the Internet Explorer homepage was tampered with Trojan virus, "The only good way" is not the source of unknown URLs, do not look at the source of unknown mail ... As with other versions of Windows, IE 8, which is in Windows 7, cannot fundamentally eliminate the problem of IE homepage modification. However, we can fully tap the Windows 7 System "potential" to enhance the IE 8 self-protection capabilities.

Run Registry Editor, expand to Hkey_current_user\software\policies\microsoft at once, and create a new item named "Control Panel" under this branch, with the following actions: Right-click Microsoft, Select new Item and rename it. At this point, the registry branch is actually:

Hkey_current_user\software\policies\microsoft\control Panel.

Next, in the right window blank, click the right mouse button, and then build three 32-bit DWORD value, and renamed respectively, Settings, Links, Secaddsites, and assign the value of "1", the following figure:

When you have finished modifying, click OK to save the settings exit.

Need to remind everyone again, is not that the user according to the above method set, you can ensure that IE 8 browser pig will not be modified, this can only to a certain extent to protect the role. Any third party tool software, including any anti-virus software, no one can guarantee that IE Browser homepage is modified.