Shulou(Shulou.com)06/02 Report--

Recently, an office worker called and said that he had two web pages that could not be opened, which were necessary for his work and asked me to deal with them.

You can't interfere with your work. When I got there, I really couldn't open it. It is the official website for the purchase of 12306 train tickets, which can enter the website, but there is no response when ordering passenger service. You can't switch to another browser. In the spirit of professionalism, all the situations that may cause the web page not to be opened in the system have been dealt with, such as cleaning space, junk software, and restoring the initial state of IE. After being busy for a while, I thought I had reached the healthy state of the newly installed system. But the malfunction remains the same. This computer is a XP system. I want to have a look at it on win7. As a result of the test, there is no problem on win7.

I can't help it. I installed his system as a win7 system, and everything went well after installation. Even the website of the head office, which is needed for another job, opens normally.

Now many XP meals insist on using XP, and I am one of them. The same is true of many colleagues. In the past, if you encounter a web page that requires an IE version, you can change to a browser that is not in the IE kernel. Now it's no good to switch to a non-IE kernel. The merchants are serious, they are really going to give up XP! Now some website designs are based on more advanced IE versions, and IE under XP can't open these pages at all, so XP can't keep XP for work! Many years later, people may not remember XP, XP will only appear in the historical archives.

It seems that XP is going to exit impatiently. The progress of science and technology? Whether we should be sorry or happy, I am confused.

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