Solution 1: deleting all IE settings so as to remove potentially blocking add-ons. Solution 2: uninstalling and reinstalling IE completely. Solution 3: running a script that cleans your registry and re-registers missing DLLs. Read on for a detailed description of each of these three solutions.
The beta version of IE 9 is now available for download for users running both 32 and 64-bit versions of Windows 7 and Vista. Internet Explorer 9 introduces tons of new features, including the new option to pin web apps on Windows 7 taskbar, full support for HTML5 standard, graphics rendering on the GPU level via Microsoft DirectX technology
The final stable version of IE9 can be downloaded from official IE site, beautyoftheweb.com or Microsoft Download Center. The web pages appears not been updated yet, but the official direct download links to the setup installers of IE9 final stable RTW/RTM version have been leaked. Just use the following direct download links to download full
Here are the steps I did to roll back to IE8: Open up the Control Panel. Click on "Programs and Features" (may be called "Add/Remove programs" if you are using an older version of Windows) Click on "View Installed Updates" in the left pane. Right-click on "Windows Internet Explorer 9". Select "Uninstall". Restart your computer when prompted.
Internet Explorer 9.0 (Vista x64) Internet Explorer 9.0 (7) Internet Explorer 9.0 (7 x64) Internet Explorer 8.00; Internet Explorer 8.0.7601.17514IC;
In the list of installed features, find Internet Explorer 11, select it, and then select Uninstall. Restart the computer when prompted to reboot. To enable Internet Explorer, follow these steps: Select Start > Settings. Select Apps. Select Optional features. Select Add a feature. Select Internet Explorer 11.
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