Internet Exployer 8

[Snowdog]

I upgraded, and have had nothing but problems:

Does anyone know how to un-install and go back to 7 until issues are worked
out?

 

[John Inzer]

I upgraded, and have had nothing but problems:

Does anyone know how to un-install and go back to 7 until issues are
worked out?

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Maybe these articles will help:

(949220) How to solve Internet Explorer
8 installation problems
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/949220

(957700) How do I uninstall or remove
Internet Explorer 8?
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/957700

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John Inzer MS-MVP
Digital Media Experience

Notice
This is not tech support
I am a volunteer

Solutions that work for
me may not work for you

Proceed at your own risk

 

[milt]

I upgraded, and have had nothing but problems:

Does anyone know how to un-install and go back to 7 until issues are worked
out?

Got a better idea.

http://www.getfirefox.com

That will fix ya right up.

 

[Snowdog]

Thank you very much. That worked great!!!

 

[Snowdog]

Sorry but I'd rather have IE7, and no Firefox. Too much confusion with the
bookmarks, no option to have link on desktop. I like those features.

 

[milt]

Sorry but I'd rather have IE7, and no Firefox. Too much confusion with the
bookmarks, no option to have link on desktop. I like those features.

If you prefer a slow, buggy browser that bogs down your computer, be my
guest. Every computer I threw Firefox on showed a marked improvement,
seems like a good enough reason right there to use it. Also, not sure
what is so confusing about the bookmarks. Oh well.

 

[PNutts]

Actually, if you visit independent sites you will find different opinions.
For example, Secunia shows 77 vulnerabilites for IE7 and 67 for FireFox 3.x.
Considering the short time FireFox 3.x has been available I would say that
isn't a good track record. If your primary goal is speed then go with Chrome.
All have their strengths and weaknesses.

I'm OK with IE8 and it does what I need without a lot of third party
add-ons, but some people want open source at any cost and regardless of the
issues (FireFox 3.0.9, for example, fixed a bug that caused the loss of
cookies). Newcomers to the browser market (Firefox and Chrome) are welcome
and drive innovation.