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arodessa
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      23rd May 2009
Hi,

For a 3rd party software, I need to be able to run IE6.

I have newly installed WinXP SP2 on my laptop. It comes with IE7 already
installed. I am trying to uninstall IE7 and install IE6. What should I do?

Things I have tried that have not worked:

1. Add remove programs -- not listed there, even with updates checked

2. spuninst.exe does not exist anywhere in the Windows folder, there is no
ie7 folder of any kind either

3. tried running ie6setup.exe /q (unable to install all components)

4. tried running ie6setup.exe /c:"ie6wzd.exe /d:0 /c:""#E" (unable to
download all components)

5. reset registry isInstalled to 0 (didn't help)

6. added InstalledByUser to registry (didn't help)

7. I have tried MultipleIEs but that's not good enough for my third party
software

8. I have ie6setup 400 k installed and the full version with all the files
for offline download.

At this point I am starting to think I will have to install Windows 2000
just to get IE6. (This is unbelievable!)

I know in SP3 you can't uninstall it any longer, but I have SP2.

Any solutions, please?
 
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PA Bear [MS MVP]
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      23rd May 2009
Is "Windows Internet Explorer 7" listed in Add/Remove Programs?

> I have newly installed WinXP SP2 on my laptop. It comes with IE7 already
> installed.


Please define "newly installed"? Had you been running WinXP SP2 with IE7
installed for a while and recently decided to do a RepairInstall of WinXP?
If so...

What problems were you having which you thought a Repair Install might
resolve?

Did you uninstall IE7 *before* you did the Repair Install?

See...

How to perform a repair installation of Windows XP if a later version of
Internet Explorer is installed
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=917964
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~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
MS MVP-IE, Mail, Security, Windows Client - since 2002


arodessa wrote:
> For a 3rd party software, I need to be able to run IE6.
>
> I have newly installed WinXP SP2 on my laptop. It comes with IE7 already
> installed. I am trying to uninstall IE7 and install IE6. What should I do?
>
> Things I have tried that have not worked:
>
> 1. Add remove programs -- not listed there, even with updates checked
>
> 2. spuninst.exe does not exist anywhere in the Windows folder, there is no
> ie7 folder of any kind either
>
> 3. tried running ie6setup.exe /q (unable to install all components)
>
> 4. tried running ie6setup.exe /c:"ie6wzd.exe /d:0 /c:""#E" (unable to
> download all components)
>
> 5. reset registry isInstalled to 0 (didn't help)
>
> 6. added InstalledByUser to registry (didn't help)
>
> 7. I have tried MultipleIEs but that's not good enough for my third party
> software
>
> 8. I have ie6setup 400 k installed and the full version with all the files
> for offline download.
>
> At this point I am starting to think I will have to install Windows 2000
> just to get IE6. (This is unbelievable!)
>
> I know in SP3 you can't uninstall it any longer, but I have SP2.
>
> Any solutions, please?


 
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