How to roll back IE7 back to IE6

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Using xp and since installing IE7, there are many problems (partly due to
compatibility issues) and I wish to roll back to IE6, anyone know how can I
do that? Thanks
 
fongish said:
Using xp and since installing IE7, there are many problems (partly
due to compatibility issues) and I wish to roll back to IE6,
anyone know how can I do that? Thanks
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Search using Google!
http://www.google.com/
(How-to: http://www.google.com/intl/en/help/basics.html )

A Google search for:
how to uninstall Internet Explorer 7.0 and revert to Internet Explorer 6.0

Finds:
http://www.pchell.com/support/ie7uninstall.shtml
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20061219112614AAAzDRp

In short:
Control Panel --> Add or Remove Programs --> Windows Internet Explorer
7.0 --> Remove button.
 
Simply open add/remove programs,uninstall IE7,IE6 is still on the OS.If IE7
doeant show,chk the box at the top to show all.
 
Simply open add/remove programs,uninstall IE7,IE6 is still on the OS.If
IE7
doeant show,chk the box at the top to show all.
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Wrong again Andrew E. The Show Updates box does not have to be checked for
IE7 to be shown in Add/Remove programs.
 
Geez, if people went and did something as silly as reading help files they
would find the answers to most of their questions. That would reduce NG
traffic by 70%. What would we do with our time then?
 
Correct grammar and spelling.

Jason said:
Geez, if people went and did something as silly as reading help files they
would find the answers to most of their questions. That would reduce NG
traffic by 70%. What would we do with our time then?
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| Correct grammar and spelling.
|
| Jason Haynes wrote:
| > Geez, if people went and did something as silly as reading help files
they
| > would find the answers to most of their questions. That would reduce NG
| > traffic by 70%. What would we do with our time then?
| >
| > | >> Have you checked IE7 Help > To uninstall Internet Explorer ??
| >> --
| >> ~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
| >> MS MVP-Windows (IE, OE, Security, Shell/User)
| >>
| >> fongish wrote:
| >>> Using xp and since installing IE7, there are many problems (partly due
| >>> to
| >>> compatibility issues) and I wish to roll back to IE6, anyone know how
| >>> can I
| >>> do that? Thanks
|
 
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