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首頁> 主頁修複

一、IE内核浏览器首頁被恶意篡改，我该怎么办？

以下方法任選其一

1. 金山网盾(可选择锁定为首頁)
下載地址：點擊此處直接下載

2. 360网盾(可选择锁定为首頁)
下載地址：點擊此處直接下載

3. 添加网址大全到桌面，并删除现在桌面上的IE浏览器。點擊此處直接下載

4. 下载1234网址大全修复包。點擊此處直接下載

5. 欢迎下载安全装机软件包。點擊此處下載

二、非IE內核浏覽器主頁被惡意篡改(如，Firefox、chrome等)

如Firefox,chrome等浏覽器在安全及主頁上面都做了獨特的加固（國內浏覽器基本都采用IE內核，使用網盾工具基本可以修複！），下載官方最新版安裝程序重新安裝即可解決。下面給出最新版官方下載鏈接：

1. 火狐（Firefox）浏览器下載地址：點擊此處直接下載

2. 谷歌（Chreome）浏览器下載地址：點擊此處直接下載

3.Opera浏览器下載地址：點擊進入官網下載

三、其他問題

1. 浏览器快捷方式被指向特定网址。修改方法如下：在快捷方式上点击鼠标右键，选择“属性”，可以看到目标栏的地址后面跟有一网址，将网址直接删除或改成自己想设主页的地址即可。

2. 注册表中被写入一个网页地址。修改方法如下：XP系统下点击“开始”菜单，选择“运行”（Windows 7或Vista在开始菜单，程序，附件中可以找到“运行”），键入regedit回车，进入注册表按Ctrl+F，在弹出框中输入浏览中的网址，点“查找”，将找到的选项删除即可，可多查找一次看是否该链接被清除干净了。

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