Advice

Why does my Internet Explorer keep freezing?

By Angel Hume

Why does my Internet Explorer keep freezing?

Run Internet Explorer Without Add-Ons Crashes are normally caused by buggy toolbars or other browser add-ons. You can check if add-ons are the problem by running Internet Explorer without add-ons.

How do you unfreeze Internet Explorer?

How to Unfreeze an Internet Browser

  1. Wait a few seconds without pressing any keys.
  2. Press “Ctrl-Alt-Delete” on your keyboard.
  3. Click “Start Task Manager.”
  4. Look through the list of applications.
  5. Click the “End Task” button.
  6. Restart the computer if the entire screen is frozen and nothing happens when you press any key.

Why does Internet Explorer keep not responding?

If you can’t open Internet Explorer, if it freezes, or if it opens briefly and then closes, the problem might be caused by low memory or damaged system files. Try this: Open Internet Explorer and select Tools > Internet options. Select the Advanced tab, and then select Reset.

Why is my Internet Explorer not loading pages?

Reset Internet Explorer Start Internet Explorer, click Tools, and then click Internet Options. Click the Advanced tab, and then click Reset. (The screenshot for this step is listed below). In the Internet Explorer Default Settings dialog box, click Reset.

Why does my computer keep saying Page Cannot be displayed?

It’s likely that your Windows Firewall blocks your connection to the website, so you see the error of page cannot be displayed message. Try turning off Windows Firewall in your computer to see if it works. Open Control Panel in your computer. Click Windows Firewall.

Why is MSN not opening?

This can be caused by corrupted cookies or cookies that aren’t send or otherwise blocked. Clear the cache and the cookies from sites like msn.com that cause problems. “Clear the Cache”: Tools > Options > Advanced > Network > Cached Web Content: “Clear Now”

How do I fix corrupted Internet Explorer 11?

Repair Internet Explorer in Windows

  1. Exit all programs, including Internet Explorer.
  2. Press the Windows logo key+R to open the Run box.
  3. Type inetcpl.
  4. The Internet Options dialog box appears.
  5. Select the Advanced tab.
  6. Under Reset Internet Explorer settings, select Reset.