How Win7 reduces the probability of IE browser being tampered with

I believe that everyone will often encounter problems with IE browser being tampered with. The same is true for Xiaobian. Every time you use Win7 to surf the Internet, you will be shot in the cold. Any inadvertent clicks on various small advertisement pages will cause the default home page of IE to be modified, which is very annoying. In response to this problem, Xiaobian does not know how many times the IE browser has been changed. Sometimes it is found that the homepage has been modified and changed back immediately. After the next boot, it will automatically change back to the tampered homepage. So I had to ask the gods and found that the probability of the IE browser's home page being tampered with can be reduced through the registry. The probability is reduced to at least effectively prevent the IE home page from being tampered with. Share it for everyone below.

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Operation Method:

First, click the Start button on the Win7 system, then select the “Run” dialog and enter the Regedit command. Open the registry.

Second, in the registry to locate on the path HKEY_CURRENT_USER /Software /Policies /Microsoft /ControlPanel item, and blank space at the right pane called New Settings & ldquo; DWORD 32-bit value ”, the key value is 1. In the same way, create a value of 1, the "DWORD 32-bit value" named Links and SecAddSites.

you modify the registry you have to restart the Win7 system to take effect. Through the above operations, although it can not completely resist the IE home page has been tampered with, but it can effectively prevent a part of the web page from invading, it is always stronger than a little protection. Of course, Xiao Bian also suggests that when you use IE to access the Internet, you should also install some system protection programs, such as 360 Security Guard, Tencent Computer Manager, etc., in order to make your Win7 system more secure.