Windows 10: IE crashed after enhanced security mode

When I moved to WIndows 10 both Edge and IE works fine. But recently, Edge started to falling apart. It crashes with a message and the display is too short that I don't even have enough time reading it before Edge close itself. Since I still have IE so just don't bother to fix it. But then, IE started to slow down and loading a page might take few minutes while Firefox responds immediately. Also, I couldn't download anything from web. Clicking any download related button (even showing a pdf file) did not have any response at all. I suspect it may be due to some add-on, so I disable almost all add-on except the MS search ones. But still IE is slow in loading pages. I searched the web and found some about enhanced security mode in IE. I switched it on and also another option called something 64-bit processes for enhanced security mode. But after restart IE, it closes itself without a single message, just like Edge. I am not able to change the setting back. So what can I do to get back the IE and Edge? Please help.

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Bing Bar

1. In Internet Explorer, click the Tools menu, and then click Internet Options.

2. Click the Security tab, and then click Internet.

3. In the Security level for this zone area, click Default level.

4. Click OK.

After setting the security settings of IE 10, please check if ‘Enable Enhanced Protected Mode*’ is checked. You can check it by going to Internet Options > Securty. Bing Bar doesn’t support it, so if it is checked, the Bing Bar will not work. IE will also show
some tip for the problem at the bottom of IE window when the ‘Enable Enhanced Protected Mode*’ is first time enabled or Bing Bar is newly installed.

 

Applications cannot connect to internet after windows 10 update!

I found that I couldn't use IE 11 until I'd disabled enhanced protection mode under Internet options>Security>Internet untick enhanced protection.

 

I've had a similar problem with IE11 in W10. Sometimes it works well, but there are times when it stalls loading a new web page, and other times when it won't even indicate that it's responding to a mouse click. I haven't been able to figure out what's wrong. I'm back on Chrome as my default browser, but it has its own problems with 10.

I guess I'll see if I can get used to Edge, but I get the feeling that Microsoft "fixed" a lot of things that weren't broken with IE while ignoring what was actually wrong with it.