Removing IE7/Restoring IE6 (2)

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Fiestly thanks to jan and Don for replies to earlier posts. Thought wise to
give repost as to current actions/system responses which hopefully will be
more helpful.

From Kelly's Corner (tks Jan) ran follwing command:

"D:\iesetup.exe" /c:"ie6wzd.exe d/s:""D:\iesetup.exe""" where D: is CD drive
where IE6 is. mounted

On running this, a windows update windo appears stating:

The Windows Update: Internet Explorer and Internet tools files on your
computer are not the correct files for your operating system. Setup will now
download the correct fileds from the Internet. Do you want to conrinue?

Selecting OK, A wized appears; initializing setup for installation , then
allowing download options to be set: Download folder and type of system to
install on. It tries to download but get eror window stating:

Setup was unable to download the required componets. Please make sure you
are connected to the internet and try setup again later. Try to resiume (by
clicking link on desktop) but get the message:

Setup has detected a newer version of IE already installed on this system.
Setup cannot continue.

Went to C:\Windows\Windows Update Setup Files (where the download would have
temporaily stored download). Files there assumed to be from previous online
updates (folder was safe to delete). Tried to install directly from here but
got same message as above (newer version already installed)

Tried to remove IE7 (assumed to be the installed culprit) vai Control Panel
Add/Remove (tks Don) but could find a reference to it even the showing
updates.

So there we are.........How do I remove IE7 now ????

PS: I don't normally install Beta software. Lesson learnt!
 
Hi barrowhill :-)

You are most welcome! However, in order for those who have been assisting
you, and other readers, to follow your progress, please post all your
replies to your previous thread here where I and others are continuing to
respond.

See you there! :-)

Jan :)
MS MVP - IE [DTS/AumHa]
Smiles are meant to be shared,
that's why they're so contagious.
 
Jan,

Thanks for posting correction. I'll remember for any subsequent posts.

Jan Il said:
Hi barrowhill :-)

You are most welcome! However, in order for those who have been assisting
you, and other readers, to follow your progress, please post all your
replies to your previous thread here where I and others are continuing to
respond.

See you there! :-)

Jan :)
MS MVP - IE [DTS/AumHa]
Smiles are meant to be shared,
that's why they're so contagious.




Fiestly thanks to jan and Don for replies to earlier posts. Thought wise
to
give repost as to current actions/system responses which hopefully will be
more helpful.

From Kelly's Corner (tks Jan) ran follwing command:

"D:\iesetup.exe" /c:"ie6wzd.exe d/s:""D:\iesetup.exe""" where D: is CD
drive
where IE6 is. mounted

On running this, a windows update windo appears stating:

The Windows Update: Internet Explorer and Internet tools files on your
computer are not the correct files for your operating system. Setup will
now
download the correct fileds from the Internet. Do you want to conrinue?

Selecting OK, A wized appears; initializing setup for installation , then
allowing download options to be set: Download folder and type of system
to
install on. It tries to download but get eror window stating:

Setup was unable to download the required componets. Please make sure you
are connected to the internet and try setup again later. Try to resiume
(by
clicking link on desktop) but get the message:

Setup has detected a newer version of IE already installed on this system.
Setup cannot continue.

Went to C:\Windows\Windows Update Setup Files (where the download would
have
temporaily stored download). Files there assumed to be from previous
online
updates (folder was safe to delete). Tried to install directly from here
but
got same message as above (newer version already installed)

Tried to remove IE7 (assumed to be the installed culprit) vai Control
Panel
Add/Remove (tks Don) but could find a reference to it even the showing
updates.

So there we are.........How do I remove IE7 now ????

PS: I don't normally install Beta software. Lesson learnt!
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In barrowhill had this to say:

My reply is at the bottom of your sent message:
Fiestly thanks to jan and Don for replies to earlier posts. Thought
wise to give repost as to current actions/system responses which
hopefully will be more helpful.

From Kelly's Corner (tks Jan) ran follwing command:

"D:\iesetup.exe" /c:"ie6wzd.exe d/s:""D:\iesetup.exe""" where D: is
CD drive where IE6 is. mounted

On running this, a windows update windo appears stating:

The Windows Update: Internet Explorer and Internet tools files on
your computer are not the correct files for your operating system.
Setup will now download the correct fileds from the Internet. Do you
want to conrinue?

Selecting OK, A wized appears; initializing setup for installation ,
then allowing download options to be set: Download folder and type
of system to install on. It tries to download but get eror window
stating:

Setup was unable to download the required componets. Please make sure
you are connected to the internet and try setup again later. Try to
resiume (by clicking link on desktop) but get the message:

Setup has detected a newer version of IE already installed on this
system. Setup cannot continue.

Went to C:\Windows\Windows Update Setup Files (where the download
would have temporaily stored download). Files there assumed to be
from previous online updates (folder was safe to delete). Tried to
install directly from here but got same message as above (newer
version already installed)

Tried to remove IE7 (assumed to be the installed culprit) vai Control
Panel Add/Remove (tks Don) but could find a reference to it even the
showing updates.

So there we are.........How do I remove IE7 now ????

PS: I don't normally install Beta software. Lesson learnt!
Click to expand...

Anything here help:

http://kgiii.info/tmp/UninstallIE7.html

--
Galen - MS MVP - Windows (Shell/User & IE)
http://dts-l.org/
http://kgiii.info/

"I am glad of all details, whether they seem to you to be relevant or
not." - Sherlock Holmes
 
Galen,

Thanks for your input. Please see my first post where reponses/replies on
this issue have been posted. Issue now resolved.
 
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