with ie7 so bad

[Guest]

Soon I expect to get vista but if ie7 comes with it I may not. How would I
get rid of ie7 in the vista? (look up ie7 questions there full of trouble)

 

[John Barnes]

You can't get rid of it. Just don't use it if you don't like it. I
personally do. Install one of the alternate browsers.

 

[Rock]

Soon I expect to get vista but if ie7 comes with it I may not. How would
I
get rid of ie7 in the vista? (look up ie7 questions there full of trouble)

IE7 running in Vista is different from IE7 in XP. In Vista it comes as part
of the OS. With XP it has to be installed, and if there are problems with
the underlying system there can be problems with or after the install.
Personally I have had no problem with it in either XP or Vista.

You can't "get rid" of IE7 in Vista, but if you prefer, use a different
browser.

 

[Ken Blake, MVP]

Soon I expect to get vista but if ie7 comes with it I may not. How
would I get rid of ie7 in the vista?

You can't get rid of it, But you don't have to use it if you don't want to.
Use some other browser, such as Firefix, if you prefer it.

(look up ie7 questions there
full of trouble)

Many people report problems after installing *anything* new. Whenever *any*
new software comes out, you hear about problems with it. That's because
people come to places like the newsgroups to look for help with the problems
they have, but don't come to tell you about their successes. And since there
are are inevitably *some* problems, you hear about them.

But most often the problems are user error, hardware-related, wrong
expectations of how things work, etc., rather than real problems . I've
installed IE7 on a bunch of machines, and have experienced *no* problems
with it at all.

 

[Roscoe]

Do you ever stop with the advertisements?

Willywhy,

Do you not realize the IE 7 questions that you referenced are written by
users absent the ability and knowledge for using IE 7? Did not say that
the
users did not have computer skills and online experience, enormous
differentiation!

Vista and IE 7 is the Worlds safest and most Secure OS and Browser that
women and men ever did develop.

Factually, what creates troubles and conflicts for IE 7 and Vista, when
the
user begins polluting the OS with all those third party nightly build
applications.

Simply, Vista and IE 7, **when properly installed**, is the Rolls Royce of
OS and Browsers, you can’t get better applications that provide user
friendliness and functionality compounded with Ultimate Security.

Question: If you had new a Rolls Royce, would you install Yugo parts into
your new Rolls Royce? Supposed that you did install those Yugo parts,
would
you complain that your new Rolls Royce no longer properly functions?

Respectfully, if you do not appreciate IE 7, you will not respect and
appreciate Vista and BitLocker. So, stay away from the most state of the
art
OS and Browser, and you will have no complaints !!

--
Firewall

Disclaimer:
Accept Vista as it is, or, Abandon Vista

 

[Max]

They seem kinda "third party", "polluting" and probably built nightly.

 

[Guest]

Soon I expect to get vista but if ie7 comes with it I may not. How would I
get rid of ie7 in the vista? (look up ie7 questions there full of trouble)

I'm using IE7 since beta versions and I haven't problems. IE7 works very
well on XP and on Vista. IE7 is also the most secure browser for Vista
because it has the Protected Mode.

 

[michael e dziatkowicz]

personally I am thinking of going back to firefox myself. IE7 is crashing
too much. It crashes 5 or 6 times a day with 2.5 gb of ram to boot.

 

[Peter Foldes]

michael

Just curious as to what has 2.5GB have to do with IE7 crashing on you. Am I missing something?

 

[John Barnes]

I would too with your problems, or more likely I would try to find out why
mine is crashing when most others are not.

 

[Peter Foldes]

What???? Do you know what you are saying. Unbelievable. There was no advertisement in Ken's post. If any it was in your reply to his post. Trouble in any Browser comes from the Brain command that is transmitted to the finger of the person using the mouse.