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Internet Explorer

Jay Dee · 2011-06-11 12:33:10

Hi, I recently upgraded my Internet Explorer to the new version. I don't like it... and everything seems to be running a lot slower ...... how do I go back to the previous version... or is it even possible. Thanks Jay

11-06-2011 1:33pm

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Jay Dee

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Hi,

I recently upgraded my Internet Explorer to the new version.
I don't like it... and everything seems to be running a lot slower ......
how do I go back to the previous version...
or is it even possible.

Thanks

Jay

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#2 11-06-2011 1:35pm

Captain Chaos

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Use Chrome or Firefox 4 instead. Forget about IE unless you have to use it for work.

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#3 11-06-2011 1:37pm

Auvers

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yep Chrome is where its at, once you use it its impossible to go back

oh and you can also grab Free Angry Birds addon to pass a few minutes

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#4 11-06-2011 1:42pm

Lazarus2.0

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Go to Control Panel/Programs and Features . In Tasks click View Installed Updates . Find the IE9 update and uninstall from there .

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#5 11-06-2011 1:49pm

Al Capwned

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installed Chrome last week after using firefox for a couple of years - I'd highly recommend Chrome over all other browsers.

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#6 11-06-2011 2:19pm

Jay Dee

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Hi,

Thanks to all for the responses.... esp Nessyguin
I'll stick to IE8 .... the one I know...may check out Chrome later..

Cheers

Jay

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