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Richard
How can I roll back Internet Explorer? I went to tool and went to advance
and did a reset. I'm just stupid. Anyway I can fix this
and did a reset. I'm just stupid. Anyway I can fix this
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
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Bill Yanaire
The only things you can roll back are prices at Wal-Mart !
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Richard
I don't have any prices at Wal-Wart
Bill Yanaire said:The only things you can roll back are prices at Wal-Mart !
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Michael Solomon
Richard said:How can I roll back Internet Explorer? I went to tool and went to
advance and did a reset. I'm just stupid. Anyway I can fix this
Try using System Restore to take you back to a time prior to when you made
that change.
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Ronnie Vernon MVP
Richard
That reset button simply deletes all temporary internet files, deletes any
browser add-ons, and resets any changes that you made to the optional
settings. There is no way to reverse this action, that I'm aware of. You
will just need to configure it again.
I doubt that System Restore would work, but it is worth a try.
That reset button simply deletes all temporary internet files, deletes any
browser add-ons, and resets any changes that you made to the optional
settings. There is no way to reverse this action, that I'm aware of. You
will just need to configure it again.
I doubt that System Restore would work, but it is worth a try.
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keepout
Just from my experience, installing IE7 over top of IE6 is a problem thatM$How can I roll back Internet Explorer? I went to tool and went to advance
and did a reset. I'm just stupid. Anyway I can fix this
won't admit to.
You wind up with 2 flavors of IE that don't work together.
the rollback function Just enhances the screw up. And you still have 2 non
working versions.
Only thing that worked for me was to reformat, and reinstall the OS. and NEVER
again reinstall the IE7.
Then my XP machine died, and I learned something new. IE7 works PERFECTLYwith
a Vista machine.
Which makes me believe that when you upgrade to vista on your XP machine,you
wind up with all sorts of mismatches besides IE.
All the software Vista ALLOWS you to install ALSO work fine. Course they did
with XP also. But Vista has that 'ALLOWED software/hardware' Vista made lots of
my software obsolete. And the hardware on my 2 year old XP couldn't install
Vista without replacing the hardware.
If you're working with a 2 flavor machine, That's where I'd expect the
troubles.
If you have a VISTA OS disk, I'd go with a complete reformat and install.
making your own partitions and stuff vs letting Vista decide how you'll use the
machine.
I know with my 1st major failure [and it's going to happen sure as the sun
comes up tomorrow] I'll need to buy a Vista OS just to access my machine.
Then I'll have my 30 gig OS partition, so if it fails, it won't take out the
entire machine next time it dies.
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Lang Murphy
Richard said:How can I roll back Internet Explorer? I went to tool and went to advance
and did a reset. I'm just stupid. Anyway I can fix this
What are we talking about here? Rolling IE7 back to IE7 in Vista or rolling
IE7 back to IE6 in XP? Vista has IE7 out of the box; don't think one can
roll back to IE6 in Vista.
Lang