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how do i turn off ie 9 with windows 7
FirstTimer4Me
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can i stop ie 9 installing
dont want all updates to stop just ie9 is it possible?
dont want all updates to stop just ie9 is it possible?
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Unselect it - it's not a compulsory upgrade.0
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Yep just unselect it , if it gets on there by mistake it is possible to uninstall it as well, but I would stick to Firefox
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yep. disable and dump/ and use the brilliant Opera 11(or if u must FF ) / BLOODBATH IN THE EVENING THEN? :shocked: OR PERHAPS THE AFTERNOON? OR THE MORNING? OH, FORGET THIS MALARKEY!
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thanks all for the helpdebitcardmayhem wrote: »Yep just unselect it , if it gets on there by mistake it is possible to uninstall it as well
ok i've uninstalled it
when i getfuture "updates" do i have to open up the updates 1st then tick / untick ie 90 -
Yep just untick it and you can also right click and hide it.... I have actually installed it for a test for someone else, but as for me I can't [STRIKE]bare/bear[/STRIKE] stand it , hope you are [STRIKE]bearing/bareing[/STRIKE] still enjoying PC's
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thanks mr debitman :A0
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In order for Windows to carry-out certain functions you will need at least 1 version of IE on your computer.Never Knowingly Understood.
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