Reinstalling ie9

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New 30 Jul 2013 #1 Win 7 - IE9 & IE10 update failure (Code 9C48) Problem originally started when trying to complete a Windows Update to install IE10 -- had connection issues due to my router and needless to say, the install failed... miserably. Kept trying to reinstall IE10 through Windows Update, and also manually, to no avail. Strangely enough, I could open IE, though not be able to use any of the toolbar menus or type in any address in the URL bar without it crashing.IE10 was not showing in the installed update list, however IE9 was. Tried uninstalling IE9 and have gotten myself into an even bigger mess. Now, IE10 IS showing in the installed update list but the system is requesting that I install IE9. Still fails just as before with the resulting 'Code 9C48'. Can also still open IE but get the same type of crash as before.Any help is greatly appreciated.Thanks! New 31 Jul 2013 #2 You have some major registry corruption. Code: Summary:Seconds executed: 1923 Found 586 errors CBS MUM Corrupt Total count: 2 CSI Missing Winning Component Key Total count: 584This seems to be a fairly comprehensive listing of the IE9 entries. It's not feasible to attempt to fix that manually - your only real option is going to be a repair install of Windows, followed by reinstalling IE9, and updating fully before attempting IE10 again. Microsoft Support & Malware Removal Windows Update You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. [SOLVED] Broken Windows update / SFC - HELP PLS!!! Thread starter Thread starter deprog Start date Start date May 12, 2015 Jul 8, 2015 #141 I assume Internet Explorer 10 is installed. Are you able to uninstall this from Add/Remove programs? Jul 8, 2015 #142 I'm on IE9.IE10 fails to install with the same error as IE11 does.I have also attempted uninstalling IE9 and then installing IE11 - did not fix the problem.Next, I tried reinstalling IE9, then running the IE10 installer again to see if it allows me to step it up now. No go.So I'm still stuck on IE9 with no more ideas. Jul 8, 2015 #143 OK, please do the following.1. Delete this key from the registry. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Component Based Servicing\ApplicabilityEvaluationCache 2. Run this FixIt in Aggressive Mode 3. Reboot (You should be prompted to anyway after the FixIt run.)4. Check for Windows Updates. It may take a little while to check since it needs to recheck all updates.5. Let me know what it shows once updates appear. Jul 8, 2015 #146 Did the fixit in aggressive mode. No change in the function of windows update. Still keeps looping the same updates and failing to install IE Jul 9, 2015 #147 Do you have your Windows 7 Ultimate x64 DVD with you? If so is it with SP1 or without SP1?Thanks. Jul 9, 2015 #148 I have plenty of copies of windows. I do have a W7 SP1 - you thinking a repair install? Jul 9, 2015 #149 Jul 10, 2015 #151 Well that doesn't bode well. What antivirus program do you have installed? Jul 10, 2015 #154 Did the Clean Boot - started the upgrade in place. Made it to 63% of 'transferring files and settings' - then rebooted and rolled back.Failure :/ Jul 10, 2015 #155 That's very unfortunately. Please zip and send your CBS.log. I'd like to take a quick look. Thanks. Jul 10,

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New 29 Jul 2011 #1 This Feature Requires Internet Explorer 4.01 or Greater‏ Hi I am using Outlook from Office 2007, I am using Win 7 x 64 (fully updated) and have both 32 and 64 Browsers installed. "When I try to open Outlook I get a message "This Feature Requires Internet Explorer 4.01 or Greater to use this feature" I have searched the web for an answer to this problem but none are relevant or working for me. One thing I note is that the registry fixes use an IE Version number but when I check my the version numbers in IE9 32 ( Help/About) I get Version: (blank)Update Version: 0I think this may be the cause of the problem. I have tried running in safe mode but this did not work. Outlook 2007 has been working fine until two days ago, it was a new install of Office 2007 when I installed W7 Pro about 9 months ago, prior to that it was also working in Vista Ultimate. have done an Office 2007 repair to no avail. How can I fix issue? Thanks Daniel New 29 Jul 2011 #2 Perhaps an IE repair or registry fix is in order? I seems that since it isn't properly identifying Internet Explorer, that IE is the root of your problem New 29 Jul 2011 #3 Omnia X said: Perhaps an IE repair or registry fix is in order? I seems that since it isn't properly identifying Internet Explorer, that IE is the root of your problem Hi I agree but how do you do an IE9 repair, I have tried reset but that has not helped. Thanks Daniel New 30 Jul 2011 #4 Have you tried reinstalling IE9 ? New 30 Jul 2011 #5 Yes I did and got into all sorts of problems, after IE9 was uninstalled and IE8 supposedly reinstalled no browser worked, neither did WLM. I had to install FF so I could access the Internet and my Hotmail account. I tried updating the an Update install of IE9, nothing worked so I did system restore, now I am right back where I started..... Cheers Daniel New 30 Jul 2011 #6 Program "repairs" can be performed through the control panel, you may need admin permission but you goto control panel-uninstall program, then right click the program and hit repair, though perhaps you have something set up wrong with your proxy/network or the advanced settings New 30 Jul 2011 #7 Omnia X said: Program "repairs" can be performed through the control panel, you may need admin permission but you goto control panel-uninstall program, then right click the program and hit repair, though perhaps you have something set up wrong. Windows 7 ie9 issue ie9 now will not start tried to remove it will not allow. tried to reinstall fro webpage free

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#21)remove separate CSS content and behavior hacks and merge them into one. This is a backward compatibility breaking change! The only acceptable way to specify viewport-unit rules to a non-supporting browser now is content: "viewport-units-buggyfill; width: 20vw;" (#20, #25)removing need for initialization options behaviorHack and contentHack, passing hacks will suffice (#20, #25)adding IE11 to the list to fix its vmax support (#31)adding to prevent specific stylesheets from being processed (suggested in #11)0.4.1 (September 8th 2014)fixing bower.json (… narf)0.4.0 (September 8th 2014)fixes IE9 and Safari native way of calculating viewport units differently inside of a frame. Without this buggyfill, IE9 will assume the 100vw and 100vh to be the width and height of the parent document’s viewport, while Safari for iOS will choose 1px (!!!!) for both.fixes IE9's issue when calculate viewport units correctly when changing media-query breakpoints.adds vmin support for IE9 (instead of vm, IE9's equivalent to vmin) and vmax support to IE9 and 10. (Note that this will only work when initializing with viewportUnitsBuggyfill.init({hacks: window.viewportUnitsBuggyfillHacks});) and adding the viewport-units-buggyfill.hacks.js to the page after viewport-units-buggyfill.js..myLargeBlock { width: 50vmin; height: 50vmax; behavior: 'use_css_behavior_hack: true; width: 50vmin; height: 50vmax;';}adds the ability for viewport units to be used inside of calc() expressions in iOS Safari and IE9+, via the use of the content CSS property. This seems like a good compromise since content is only valid inside ::before and ::after rules (as a result, it is not recommended use this hack inside of these rules). (Note that this will only work when initializing With your proxy/network or the advanced settings "The Program" specifically IE9 is not listed in the Programs and Features list, which is where I assume you are referring to. If not please advise. thanks and regardsDaniel New 30 Jul 2011 #8 IE9 Registry entries Hi I have W7 Pro x64 Can anyone tell me where the registry entries for IE9 32 are needs me to modify the registry entry at HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Internet ExplorerHowever that is the entry for ie9 64, I believe and I need the entry for the default browser which is 32 bit. thanks Daniel New 31 Jul 2011 #9 ,y data under the version vector for that is IE: 9.0000 VML:1.0 and windows edition: 3 Not sure if that will help, but also mayb u can try an update to ie9 if available, but also mayb it isn't set as your default browser? if it is the mayb you could try making chrome/firefox your default? New 31 Jul 2011 #10 The apple on your avatar says it all, you are an idiot....Go away.

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Download internet explorer 8 for windows 7 32 bit Thread starter Thread starter Mr_bob8591 Start date Start date Nov 15, 2012 You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. #1 I want to used Internet Explorer 8 on windows-7 32 bit sysytem and am having trouble finding a link to it. If someone can help please send me the link so I can down load it or any suggestions you may have. Thanks Bob Aug 24, 2012 17,533 2,080 89,240 #2 IE 8 is built-in to Windows 7. If you've installed the IE9 update then all you need to do is uninstall IE9 via 'Control Panel->Programs and Features', select 'View installed updates' in the left column, then locate the entry for 'Internet Explorer 9', right-click on it and choose 'Uninstall'. Your system will be reverted to IE8 at that point. #3 Hi, different guy here with a similar need... sorry if this question is too basic... so I uninstalled IE9, and now I have nothing, no icon... so how do I find/run IE8? I searched C drive for iexplore.exe... found dozens (???), clicked on one, and it tries to "set up IE9".please let a noob know: once IE9 is uninstalled, how would I run IE8? thanks for any help,-Rf #4 So I d/l an IE8 setup .exe for XP... and when I try to install, I get the message:"Internet Explorer 8 is not supported on this operating system"...which is annoying, since it CAME with IE8 originally. I upgraded to 9, then uninstalled 9... but where did 8 go? Something's gone wrong, obviously... I would like to know if there is somewhere I could obtain IE 8 specifically for Win7... not the XP version, or the Vista version (I can find those...) #5 Very similar story as HarrySpider and previous comment, except with a twist:IE 9 was not listed in the Programs / Uninstall list. I had to luckily find a a related link "Turn Windows features on or off". Once I unchecked the IE9 box, I found that the Start button links to both 32 and 64 bit IE9's were gone. Neither of 8 or 9 are listed in the Uninstall list. Now, I can't find IE9 or 8 anywhere on the PC and I can't find a version of IE8 to download anywhere. Would be much obliged if someone could point me to a link for IE8 Windows 7 edition. #6 I had several other issues, so I did a "repair install". It didn't fix everything, but it returned IE8 eventually did a complete "clean install" to get ALL problems fixed. And the PC now runs amazingly well, without all the extra things I never needed... good luck! Advertising Cookies Policies Privacy Term & Conditions Topics

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Posts : 394 Desk Top with Win 7 Home Premium 64 bit and Lap Top with Windows 8.1 Pro 64 bit New 05 Jan 2011 #1 IE9 won't download files I'm quite certain that I did not post this problem before, but if I did I apologize as I certainly do not want to double-post the same problem. Here is my problem with ie9. I have it installed on my netbook which has windows7 Starter and there are no problems. I also have it installed on my desktop with win7 Home Premium. With my desktop I simply can not download anything. When I start to download, I see the bar at the bottom. Regardless of what I select, nothing happens. I then go to the top and click on "View Downloads" and it says, "This program cannot be downloaded." I tried disabling my firewall and that did not help. I then reverted back to IE8 for awhile. I again re-installed ie9 but I have the same problem. I clicked on Internet Options>Security>Custom Level button and scrolled down to downloads to see if it was enabled and it was. I tried several different files to download but I get the same results, so it has nothing to do with the file I attempted to download. I don't know what else to try. Has anyone else experienced this problem? Posts : 2,292 Windows 7 Home Premium x64 New 06 Jan 2011 #2 Perhaps the fault is with the antivirus. Just a guess. Which one do you use?Does the same thing happen on the netbook?If you are willing to set up extensions, accelerators, and import bookmarks again, you can try and reset IE9 by going to Options -> Advanced Tab-> Reset (you can choose to keep your personal settings, but I don't see much point in resetting IE9 then) Posts : 736 Windows 7 Ultimate (SP1) Posts : 2,292 Windows 7 Home Premium x64 New 06 Jan 2011 #4 Yes, that's what I had in mind >__> Posts : 394 Desk Top with Win 7 Home Premium 64 bit and Lap Top with Windows 8.1 Pro 64 bit Thread Starter New 06 Jan 2011 #5 This is really strange. I reset IE, reset personal settings, disabled my firewall and disabled antivirus. Nothing worked. I uninstalled and reinstalled ie9 several different times. But I still get the same message, "This program can't be downloaded.". Windows 7 ie9 issue ie9 now will not start tried to remove it will not allow. tried to reinstall fro webpage free Reinstalling internet explorer 9 how to IE9 removal will automatically restore the previous version of Internet Explorer on Windows users computers. Unfortunately, there is not an IE9 removal tool that will uninstall IE9 with one click, but IE9removal is still very easy.Īs you'll see from the below IE9 uninstall procedure or IE9 removal

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Exist!)Any ideas? #4 PS: The fix listed in the Post just above mine, won't work ... IE 8 isn't listed. Will it magically appear if I uninstall IE 9??Thanks. Feb 10, 2006 11,442 2 49,065 #5 If you upgraded from 8 to 9, you need to uninstall 9 to get 8 back. #6 I've done that once - but will try again! Thank you for responding to my question. #7 Whether you can install IE8 on your computer depends on whether your IE9 was preinstalled when you bought your computer as an update, or whether it is a native IE9.If it was installed as an update to IE8, use the following procedure:Click the Start button , type Programs and Features in the search box, and then click View installed updates in the left pane.Under Uninstall an update, scroll down to the Microsoft Windows section.Right-click Windows Internet Explorer 9, click Uninstall, and then, when prompted, click Yes.Then click one of the following: Restart now (to finish the process of uninstalling Internet Explorer 9, and restore the previous version of Internet Explorer).Restart later (to wait until you shut down or restart your computer).You computer should then revert back to IE8 automatically after you reboot.However, if IE9 was not installed as an update to IE8, you can only make it work temporarily in IE8 mode by pressing F12 in IE9 to bring up the developer tools. and selecting IE8 under Browser Mode. Try the first method first. Then you will know how your