Have you ever clicked on a link in Internet Explorer and it subsequentally opens a smaller Internet Explorer window to display the web page?
This is OK but sometimes it results in Internet Explorer opening at the reduced size permanently which can be a right royal pain in the proverbial!!
Well here’s a hand tip to show […]
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Have you ever clicked on a link in Internet Explorer and it subsequentally opens a smaller Internet Explorer window to display the web page?
This is OK but sometimes it results in Internet Explorer opening at the reduced size permanently which can be a right royal pain in the proverbial!!
Well here’s a hand tip to show you how to reset Internet Explorer so that it opens maximised.
1. Launch Internet Explorer.
2. Click one of the window corners and drag it out to completely fill your screen. Do not use the Maximize button.
3. Press [Alt] to view the menu bar (if you are using Internet Explorer 7).
4. Press and hold down either [Ctrl] or [Shift] while selecting Exit from the File menu. Do not use the Close button.
Now when you launch Internet Explorer, it should open in a full window. If it opens in the same small window, repeat the steps but hold down the opposite key in step 4, that is either [Ctrl] or [Shift].
Let us know if this handytip works for you
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