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Guest
Can anyone tell what is the oldest I.E. browser version that is still
supported on Windows2000 Professional? How about on WIndows XP SP1?
supported on Windows2000 Professional? How about on WIndows XP SP1?
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PA Bear
Win2K with which Serice Pack installed?
In WinXP SP1, it's IE6 SP1.
In WinXP SP1, it's IE6 SP1.
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Vanguard
PA Bear said:Win2K with which Serice Pack installed?
In WinXP SP1, it's IE6 SP1.
It doesn't look like the OP wants to know which latest version of IE is
supported but rather the earliest version. Didn't Windows 2000 come
with IE5?
Stuff found in a Google search:
http://www.blooberry.com/indexdot/history/ie.htm
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/WinHistoryIE.mspx
http://www.nwnetworks.com/iehistory.htm
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PA Bear
Vanguard said:It doesn't look like the OP wants to know which latest version of IE is
supported but rather the earliest version. Didn't Windows 2000 come
with IE5?
OP asked about /supported/ versions in Win2K. I would think that IE5.01 SP4
(available only via Win2K SP4) is the earliest version still supported in
Win2K. The initial release of Win2K came with IE5.01 (5.00.2195):
http://support.microsoft.com/Default.aspx?kbid=164539.
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Vanguard
PA Bear said:OP asked about /supported/ versions in Win2K. I would think that
IE5.01 SP4 (available only via Win2K SP4) is the earliest version
still supported in Win2K. The initial release of Win2K came with
IE5.01 (5.00.2195):
http://support.microsoft.com/Default.aspx?kbid=164539.
Thanks for that lookup info on which version of IE came with what
service pack level for Windows.
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Gary Smith
Jutka said:Can anyone tell what is the oldest I.E. browser version that is still
supported on Windows2000 Professional? How about on WIndows XP SP1?
If your talking about *supported* versions, only IE6 still qualifies. IE
5.x will probably run okay unless you run into one of the problems that
wasn't fixed until 6.0.
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john
If your talking about *supported* versions, only IE6 still qualifies. IE
5.x will probably run okay unless you run into one of the problems that
wasn't fixed until 6.0.
I've always wondered why no win2k disks or updates comes with IE6.
My old win98 partition has IE6, but all my win2k installations are
IE5.
Don't care, works fine except for the "no active x pop up" that's
increasing daily.
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Gary Smith
I've always wondered why no win2k disks or updates comes with IE6.
My old win98 partition has IE6, but all my win2k installations are
IE5.
If I recall correctly, IE6 didn't exist when Win2K was released. The IE6
on your Win98 partition must have been an upgrade.