Tips To Shape Up IE 7 For Windows Vista

Windows Vista is the operating system that was launched by Microsoft to replace the much acclaimed Windows XP. Just like Windows XP, the Vista is also packed up with every essential programs and settings. Internet Explorer is the web browser that comes built-in with the operating system. You will have to shape up the settings in the browser to use it effectively on the latest operating system or else you will be haunted by poor performance due to compatibility issues. Of course, this won’t be immediate as the drop in performance comes in only after a little later as you use the browser for your internet needs. All you have to do is alter the cookies settings and the temporary Internet files settings to boost up the performance of your internet explorer. More often issues like script errors and can’t save errors creep in to the internet explorer due to improper settings in the web browser. Apart from better internet speed, optimizing Internet Explorer 7 will also benefit the add-on programs to work much better on your Windows Vista machine. In order to optimize the application on you system, follow these instructions.
Instructions
• Turn on your Windows Vista machine.
• Launch the Internet Explorer 7 web browser.
• Access the "Tools" menu.
• Pick out the "Internet Options" tab
• Go for the "Delete Browsing History" tab.
• Tag along the "Delete All" tab to wipe out cookies, temporary Internet files and browsing history.
• Mark on the "Also delete files and settings stored by add-ons" box and hit on the "OK" tab.
• Now opt for the "Security" tab.
• In the security menu, access the "Reset all zones to default level" option.
• Hit on the "OK" tab.
• Exit from the internet settings menu.
• Revert back to the "Tools" menu yet again and pick out "Manage Add-ons" tab.
• Now get hold of the "Enable or Disable Add-ons" tab.
• Select the "Add-ons that have been used by Internet Explorer" tab that lies in the "Show" window.
• Tag on the "Disable" tab that can be found right next to every add-on feature, select the one’s that isn’t necessary.
• Just click on the "OK" tab and close the Internet Explorer.
• Run the internet explorer and check if everything is ok nw. if not, restore Internet Explorer 7 to factory settings by accessing the "Reset" tab from the "Advanced" tab in the "Internet Options" tab that lies inside the “Tools” tab.
Of course, you can get a few more tips from Windows help too but these are all you require for having a trouble-free browsing experience.