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Tuesday, October 19, 2010

How To Uninstall Internet Explorer 9 Beta

Update: Follow the below mentioned steps to uninstall Internet Explorer 9 Beta from your PC and revert to Internet Explorer 8 browser.
Just a while ago, Microsoft released Internet Explorer 9 Beta for Windows 7 and Vista. Although this Beta build is very stable and comes with lots of features, most of end users want to uninstall it as it’s still a beta build.
Internet Explorer 9
If you are tired of Internet Explorer 9 and now want to uninstall it, here is how to do it:
1. Open Programs and features window. To open it, type appwiz.cpl in Start menu search area and then hit enter.
Uninstall Internet Explorer 9 Platfrom Preview
2. In the left pane, click View installed updates option to see list of installed updates.  Here locate the entry named Windows Internet Explorer 9.
3. Right-click on the entry and select uninstall to remove Internet Explorer 9  from your PC and revert to Internet Explorer 8.

How to Uninstall Internet Explorer 8 in Windows 7 (almost)

Windows 7 now has the ability to “uninstall” Internet Explorer 8. This decision was most likely made due to the antitrust issues Microsoft has been facing with the European Union, who has been pressuring Microsoft to either provide alternative browsers or not offer IE at all. Interestingly, European copies of Windows do not come with any built-in Media Players.
Anyway, “uninstall” means you can now remove the Internet Explorer executable completely from Windows 7. The IE files themselves will not be removed (for now) because IE has been integrated into a couple Windows components. If you really want to get rid of the IE executable, this is how.
1) Open the Start Menu and type in Windows Features
How to Uninstall Internet Explorer 8 in Windows 7 (almost)
2)
Uncheck the Internet Explorer box
How to Uninstall Internet Explorer 8 in Windows 7 (almost)
Once you click OK, you will be prompted to restart. After the restart, Windows will make a few configurations and reboot again. After that, you’re all set.