i can not download internet explorer 6

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I try to download Internet Explorer 6 but i can not it says that i have to
restart my computer but i did. What can i do to get Internet Explorer 6. And
i'm running on Windows xp (pro)
 
From: "Tino" <[email protected]>

| I try to download Internet Explorer 6 but i can not it says that i have to
| restart my computer but i did. What can i do to get Internet Explorer 6. And
| i'm running on Windows xp (pro)

IE6 is already part of WinXP. If you install WinXP SP2 then you'll have IE6 SP2 as well.
 
David H. Lipman said:
From: "Tino" <[email protected]>

| I try to download Internet Explorer 6 but i can not it says that i have to
| restart my computer but i did. What can i do to get Internet Explorer 6. And
| i'm running on Windows xp (pro)

IE6 is already part of WinXP. If you install WinXP SP2 then you'll have IE6 SP2 as well.

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Dave
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but i download internet beta 2 and i can not get internet explorer 6 back
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{ Dave pulling teeth again ! }

You mean you downloaded IE7 and you want to go back to IE6 ?

If that is true, why did you download and install a "Beta" software in the first place ?
 
Tino said:
I try to download Internet Explorer 6 but i can not it says that i
have to restart my computer but i did. What can i do to get
Internet Explorer 6. And i'm running on Windows xp (pro)
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IE6 is already part of WinXP. If you install WinXP SP2 then you'll
have IE6 SP2 as well.
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but i download internet beta 2 and i can not get internet
explorer 6 back
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You mean you downloaded IE7 and you want to go back to IE6 ?

If that is true, why did you download and install a "Beta"
software in the first place ?
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because i want it to try it out but don't like it
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Never install a beta (that can mean "testing, not finished, use at your own
risk, could destroy your computer and all data on it" and so on..) on a
"production" system. Any machine you are willing to completely destroy all
data on without warning and rebuild from total scratch is okay. One you use
daily and have stuff on you would not like to lose - not usually one you
want to use for beta testing software..

Control Panel --> Add/Remove Programs and try to find it there.

No? Read this:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/ie/releasenotes/default.aspx

Scroll down to the "Uninstalling" sections.
 
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Shenan Stanley said:
Never install a beta (that can mean "testing, not finished, use at
your own risk, could destroy your computer and all data on it" and so
on..) on a "production" system. Any machine you are willing to
completely destroy all data on without warning and rebuild from total
scratch is okay. One you use daily and have stuff on you would not
like to lose - not usually one you want to use for beta testing
software..
Control Panel --> Add/Remove Programs and try to find it there.

No? Read this:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/ie/releasenotes/default.aspx

Scroll down to the "Uninstalling" sections.
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Just curious; I haven't tried this (nor played with IE7 at all yet) but
would a system restore perhaps work?
 
De nada. But, as usual, I may be wrong about SR as Sandi recommends
creating a RP prior to installing any version of the Beta.
Playing with a Beta of IE7 may be hazardous to one's sanity. ;)
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MowGreen said:
Shenan Stanley <[email protected]> typed:
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Never install a beta (that can mean "testing, not finished, use at
your own risk, could destroy your computer and all data on it" and
so on..) on a "production" system. Any machine you are willing to
completely destroy all data on without warning and rebuild from
total scratch is okay. One you use daily and have stuff on you
would not like to lose - not usually one you want to use for beta
testing software..
Control Panel --> Add/Remove Programs and try to find it there.

No? Read this:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/ie/releasenotes/default.aspx

Scroll down to the "Uninstalling" sections.

--
Shenan Stanley
MS-MVP


Just curious; I haven't tried this (nor played with IE7 at all yet)
but would a system restore perhaps work?
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Nope. But Sandi Hardemeier's instructions do :
http://msmvps.com/blogs/spywaresucks/archive/2006/06/30/103391.aspx

MowGreen [MVP 2003-2006]
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Gracias!
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MowGreen said:
De nada. But, as usual, I may be wrong about SR as Sandi recommends
creating a RP prior to installing any version of the Beta.
Playing with a Beta of IE7 may be hazardous to one's sanity. ;)
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I'm not a beta kind of girl. I prefer that others be the guinea pigs, and
I'll learn from their mistakes. ;-)



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