Tip: Moving folders in SharePoint

My easiest way for doing this is to open the document library within the Windows Explorer using the button: "Open with Explorer"

- Make sure that you are using IE 32 bit.

You can know that by opening the Task manager and checking the process name, if suffixed by *32, then it is the 32 bit version of browser.

By default, usually the 32 bit version from the browser is launched.

- Don't use compatibility mode while opening the SharePoint site.

Determining Internet Explorer Bitness: 32-bit or 64-bit

Method #1:
Put the call in the IE console: (F12 to open)

> alert(window.navigator.cpuClass);

Method #2:
javascript: alert(window.navigator.cpuClass);


N.B.: Didn't work for my IE 11.0.9600



Result:

x86 --> You are using 32-bit of Internet Explorer
x64 --> You are using 64-bit of Internet Explorer

Problem: Internet Explorer 11 keeps loading Sharepoint 2010 toolbar forever; Loading....

Problem:

 Proposed solution:
1) Command prompt or Run command: gpedit.msc

2) Enable Allow

3) Command prompt or Run command: ipconfig /flushdns





Thanks a lot Wilson for sharing this solution, actually my reference for this blog post!
http://sharepointegg.blogspot.com/2011/06/sharepoint-2010-ribbon-stuck-at-loading.html