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How To Downgrade IE 11 To IE 10 To IE9
How To Downgrade IE 11 To IE 10 To IE9
How To Downgrade IE 11 To IE 10 To IE9
By: llian
Created 16 Dec 2013
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We have a lots of users who is running IE11, but the application is not compatiable with IE11, I
try to find the script or doscommand from google, but not luck, when you open the IE, then help
about, it will show you the KB2898785, if I run with the command like this
wusa /uninstall /kb:2898785, then screen will said Kb: 2898785 does not exist.
I need to find the script from downgrade from IE11 to IE10 to IE9 for all the windows 7.
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Joseph_Carson SYMANTEC EMPLOYEE
Why not provide them a virtual copy of IE9 on windows 7 then you have the best of both.
https://www-secure.symantec.com/connect/downloads/...
Best Regards,
Anton_Nejolov SYMANTEC EMPLOYEE
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Anton N.
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The manual uninstall method is only good for a small number of machines.
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you can not find the *11.*mum, they are not there
Lillian
mcsereed
Make a script from the Guid that installs the different versions. When you look at it, it will tell
you the uninstall guid. You will have to reboot several times and run the other installations to
continue t downgrade depending on how you updated it. Also te block IE install that was posted
below we ue, since we do not allow upgrades of IE. Might want to try it in your environment.
you can find the uninstall in the following path.
HKLM\software\microsoft\windows\current version\uninstall
Good luck!
burndtjammer
CMD if installed as an msu: replace the KB number here with the KB number associated with
this update, you can find it in your list of installed updates (not sure if this will work)
{guid} can be found in the registry where all of the installed software is listed
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall
llian
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall.
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Lillian
burndtjammer
sorry, you are correct. I have IE9 isntalled and when i go to programs and features, on the left
there is an option for "turn windows features on or off." Does IE11 show up in this list as well?
If so you will have to
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh82482...
Search the computer you ran that command on and open the featurelist.txt (mine output to
system32) and look for IE. mine was called Internet-Explorer-Optional-amd64. Then apply that
to this:
You should then be able to run this as a script on your target systems to uninstall IE 11.
Or
R. Olmstead
KB2898785 took me to a Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer 11, not the IE 11
install.
Assuming these updates came down from Windows Automatic updates, I have used these scripts
to roll back the installation in our domain:
wusa /uninstall /KB:2841134 /quiet (This WILL reboot the computer, but you can delay that
with the NORESTART or PROMPTRESTART cmds. I couple this with a .REG key to block IE
11 form being reinstalled.)
wusa /uninstall /kb:2718695 /quiet /norestart (This requires a restart to complete the removal, but
I copy an empty .TXT file to the TEMP folder as a marker and then restart using Shutdown.exe.)
Good luck.
R.
tek801
When I try to download IE9 I get this message;
I use the steps provided above to delete IE9 and reinstall it and get the same message. I finally
installed IE11 and got it to open. But if I delete it I cannot get IE 9 to work and I must have IE9.
Please help
Hi tek801,
1. Don't forget that, first you can find an answer for your
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MedPro
Still having compatability issues and trying to downgrade from IE 11 to IE 10. In Control Panel,
under Programs and Features, I do not see Internet Explorer to uninstall. Nor can I figure out,
under View Updates, which one upgraded me from 10 to 11. Running scripts is beyond my skill
set. Can someone guide me in the right direction?
You mean that you don't see any "Internet Explorer" product available in "Programs and
Features" ⇒ "View Installed Updates"?
Open "View Installed Updates" section ⇒ in right top
search field, type "Internet Exporer" ⇒ then it will show
you installed I.E version ⇒ click on installed "I.E." ⇒ click
"Uninstall" ⇒ reboot server.
As result, if you've uninstalled I.E 11, then I.E 10 will remains. If I.E 10 is uninstalled, then I.E 9
will remains, etc..
1. Don't forget that, first you can find an answer for your
question in Knowledge base
2. If answer solves your question, then please mark as
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MedPro
Igor,
I don't see Internet Explorer in the "Viewed Installed Updates" section. I tried a search, as you
described, but get the reply "no items match your search."
delvalled SYMANTEC EMPLOYEE
Igor's screenshot refers to Windows 7 machines; for Windows 8 machines you should turn it off
using the Windows Feature setting:
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MedPro
I tried that, but then I have no IE. Do you know if I can I download and install IE 10 with
Windows 8.1?
burndtjammer
As I said above, to do this via CMD line (or as a CMD Script from your NS) This should do the
trick:
This command didn't work for me when attempting to remove IE 11 from W2K8 Server R2.
The command produces the following error:
Error: 87
burndtjammer
Youll have to look to see the feature is called (as far as DISM) is concerned and then remove the
offending feature.
Install Chrome on Win 8.1 ⇒ install Chrome "I.E." tab from http://www.ietab.net/ ⇒ open SMP
Console via Chrome "I.E" tab and check whether you have same compatility issues like in I.E 11
or not and then temporary use it, till next release of 7.5.x isn't yet released, where I.E 11 will be
supported.
Many people asking this question everywhere, because I.E 11 doesn't work for them even with
compatibility mode, visiting another internet web sites.'
⇔ https://www-secure.symantec.com/connect/blogs/how-temporary-solve-problem-
incompatibility-ie-11-smp-75-console-win881
Thanks,
IP.
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slopswap
There are two different ways to uninstall IE10 or downgrade that to lower version.You can do
that by simply uninstalling your current version of Internet Explorer 10 and get new version but
you will need to make sure that uninstaller delete each and every files, Otherwise you will get
file conflicting error. I would suggest you to read the article of getspool for more details.
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Mohd Wasique
We have downgraded to ie8 due to some application compatibility issue and it worked for for us.
execute the batch and restart the machine. Hope it will help you.
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Hi everyone,
My windows 10 computers are running with Internet Explorer 11. The version is exactly 11.0.40.
I need to downgrade the version. I need to keep IE 11 but an anterior version like 11.0.37 or 11.0.24.
I tried disable/enable IE 11 with the control panel but when the computer reboots it comes back to 11.0.40.
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Hi BenjaminFili,
According to your description, I find a machine with IE version 11.0.40. We could try to uninstall the IE
update to check. The setting below tells us the version is related to the KB4012204.
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Hi Carl,
The problem is that on "Installed updates" i don't see any the KB4012204.
I don't even see any Internet Explorer updates installed.
I tried to uninstall the KB with powershell but is says : KB4012204 is not installed.
I tried to wipe out IE 11 by deleeting files and reconstructu with sfc /scannow but it comes back with 11.0.40.
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The problem is that on "Installed updates" i don't see any the KB4012204.
That is not a problem. IE is a component of the OS so any updates to it can come in updates to the OS. The
latest update to the OS would be KB4015438.
and then use that one's File Information to check what you have.
So, if you really wanted to down-level IE you would have to down-level your OS.
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Hi everyone,
My windows 10 computers are running with Internet Explorer 11. The version is exactly 11.0.40.
I need to downgrade the version. I need to keep IE 11 but an anterior version like 11.0.37 or 11.0.24.
I tried disable/enable IE 11 with the control panel but when the computer reboots it comes back to 11.0.40.
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Hi Julie,
just open internet explorer, choose tools or press alt+x, select F12 developer tools, select Emulation from bottom
of the internet explorer window, choose internet explorer 10 from drop down menu of "user agent string".
in the end, click on persist emulation settings button at right most corner on down side panel.
that's it
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34046403/can-i-install-ie7-and-ie8-in-windows-10
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/internet-explorer-7-details.aspx https://www.microsoft.c
om/en-us/download/internet-explorer-8-details.aspx
But, the page gave me error message:
You are running Windows 10 64-bit. Although Internet Explorer 7(8) will not run on your system,
you can download Internet Explorer 8 for other operating systems.
Is there another way (or hacking) to install IE7 and IE8 in Windows 10?
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No. You can't installer older IEs, nor would you want to. IE is crap, and you don't want old/obsolete crap
cluttering up your shiny new Win10. Run a couple VMs with appropriate versions of Windows (e.g. XP/7)
and put your junk browsers in there – Marc B Dec 2 '15 at 16:25
@MarcB Many thanks! – Foo Dec 2 '15 at 17:09
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Virtual machines are available for just such scenarios (testing old versions of IE). You can find them
at https://dev.windows.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/tools/vms/windows/
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answered Dec 2 '15 at 21:54
Matt Lacey
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Thank god BrowserStack has some running vm's with older IE versions... – Thibstars Jan 23 '17 at
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1. Open Internet Explorer.
2. Press F12 and select the Internet Explorer
version to be emulated.
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Just use BrowseEmAll and IE Collection, both allows you to run old Internet Explorer versions in
newer Microsoft Windows systems.
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You don't need to install ie7 nor ie8 for javascript testing purpose. Follow the 2 step instruction in the
following picture (Click the link to imgur.com - not enough reputation to post images directly). Hope
it help. I myself got javascript problems when accessing webs which are just compatible to IE9 and
backward.
Solution Description
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answered Nov 16 '16 at 6:54