When the browser Back button is not working properly, you may find the browser simply reloading the current page or worse, freezing indefinitely. It may also happen with every website you try to ...

Microsoft included Internet Explorer 5 with Windows 98SE and shipped Internet Explorer 6 with Windows XP. Internet Explorer 7 marked a larger development leap, however, with features such as ...

Or you might simply not like the new version and want to roll back. Fortunately, you can uninstall any version of Internet Explorer later ... by installing it in Windows XP Mode if your system ...

Both Windows XP and Internet Explorer ... abandoned code? For Internet Explorer 6, it means you're amongst a very, very small cross-section of users. All the way back in January of 2012 it was ...

This new release would be based on the Internet Explorer modifications which were delivered by the company through SP2 of the Windows XP version ... as a clear statement back to our customers ...

Use another web browser other than Internet Explorer 2 ... for Updates” button on the Windows Update section of the Control Panel. Despite the fix, Hall again stressed XP users must update.

Click the “Check for Updates” button on the Windows ... free vulnerability in Internet Explorer versions 6 through 11, including IE versions running on Windows XP. US-CERT recommends that ...

By not supporting Windows XP, Microsoft can fully utilize the hardware acceleration and other advanced features without being held back by the limitations of an older OS. Internet Explorer 9 ...

It’s been clear for a while that Internet Explorer was on its way ... explained that IE will be present in Windows 10, but it will take a major back seat to Microsoft’s new browser, which ...