How Do You Disable The Internet Explorer Work Offline Message?
Internet Explorer (IE) can be infuriating when it continuously spams error messages that aren’t even applicable, seemingly without cause or remedy. The “Work Offline” message gained such a reputation from a Windows 98 bug that caused IE to remain in a perpetual “offline” state. The only remedy was to edit the Windows registry manually, the thought of which alienated most users. Luckily, such bugs are things of the past. If you’re encountering similar symptoms on a modern version of Windows, it’s just a matter of changing a few settings to ensure you’re never prompted about being offline (unless actually warranted). Open Internet Explorer and click “Tools,” then click “Internet Options.” Click the “Connections” tab at the top. Click “Never dial a connection,” then click “Apply.” Click the “LAN Settings” button at the bottom. Click “Automatically detect settings” and then click “OK.” Click “OK” again to save your new settings, and then close Internet Explorer. Open Internet Explorer and
