There are many record problems with the web browser (IE), which prevents some parts and even the entire browser from working properly.
Click on the link but no response. Enter the URL in the run dialog in the start menu, but the IE window cannot pop up. The above are only two of the many problems encountered by users.
One easy way for people to deal with this problem is to reinstall IE. It does work, too, but you will find that reinstalling IE seems to be a big deal for this simpler problem.
Many of these problems in IE are mostly on non-registered dynamic link libraries (DLLs) supported by IE (eg,,). Sometimes it is also because of malicious programs, such as spyware, which makes the DLL unregistered and thus invade some functions of IE. And sometimes it is also due to accidental situations.
Regardless of the reason, the solution is to re-register the DLL, which can be manually registered through the REGSVR32 command or re-installed IE. Reinstalling IE solves the problem because all relevant DLLs are re-registered through the installer of the application, but manual registration is usually easier than the entire installation.
I have talked about these issues in my articles, but only involves manual fixes. To solve this problem, Microsoft has made changes to the IE version of Windows XP Server 2 so that all IE DLLs can be re-registered immediately. You can enter at any command prompt:
"%ProgramFiles%\Internet Explorer\"/rereg
Pay special attention to the quotes here, as it describes the executable pathname.
Note: This method does not work for other versions of Windows, it is only for Windows XP Service Pack 2.