If you’ve ever needed to get back into your account on an online service after changing your email address or getting a new phone, you went through account recovery. He needs a way to prove to the service provider he is really the Hunter Smith in question and not some sneaky imposter. Or he has his password, but he also turned on two-factor authentication on his account and he'd recently changed phone numbers. To make things worse, he can't reset the password because he originally signed up with the email address for a previous job. I don’t know the logic but the trick always works for me.Hunter Smith's dilemma should be a familiar one: He forgot his password and cannot access his online account. This trick comes very handy when you have dozens of iexplore.exe processes listed in task manager or when you are running multiple instances of Internet Explorer and only one of them has become unresponsive while others are working normally. Restart the IE browser and it will show a dialog asking you to confirm whether you really want to restore the previously open websites – say Yes and that’s it! Your frozen IE application should terminate in the second or third attempt.Start the task manager (Alt + Ctrl + Del) and sort the process list by “memory.” Now select iexplore.exe processes that are consuming the least amount of memory (from bottom to top) and end them one by one by hitting the delete key.However, when the entire browser comes to a halt, try this tip. Internet Explorer (version 8) features “automatic crash recovery” so if a single tab crashes due to, say, a bad plug-n, IE will automatically restart that tab alone without touching the other open websites. The menu bar, the close button and all the tabs become unresponsive so what can you do to restore the session? You have a dozen different websites loaded in Internet Explorer and suddenly the browser freezes up. Published in: internet explorer - troubleshooting
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