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When IE is started in GPass, the proxy it set previously is cleared because otherwise IE may still try to connect to its proxy. When GPass exits, your IE proxy is restored. But sometimes your IE proxy cannot be restored successfully, e.g., when your computer crashes. In this case, the Restore IE Proxy menu offers a way to rescue the situation.
