Press OK. Choose Settings and find Apps. Choose Uninstall. To do this, follow these steps: Click Start and open Settings. Click Apps.
Click Optional features. In the list of installed features, locate Internet Explorer Click on the entry, then click Uninstall. Wait for the Latest Actions section to indicate reboot required. Restart the computer. Internet Explorer is a built-in web browser in Windows, so IE cannot be uninstalled. The browser can be disabled. Removing Internet Explorer will trigger some changes in Windows 8. Can you help us improve?
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Not enough pictures. Any additional feedback? Submit feedback. Improve this answer. It's baked into Windows. The issue has it's own Wiki article: en. Molly Molly Try this: Open the Start menu and select "Run" Type gpedit.
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I had searched for "uninst" but not "spuninst". The problem remains, many internet explorer references in the registry. Do you know of a way to search for and remove selective registry entries at one time? Or better, what kind of registry entry would trigger the error message:. Setup cannot continue". Follow the instructions of Bersaglio , go to the Windows folder and search for the folder IE8 , where the folder spuninst is located and in this spuninst.
If this folder is not available, the IE8 can not be uninstalled. If present, SP3 may have been subsequently installed, in which case uninstalling is also not possible. Where does the data come from the initial Internet Explorer 6? It also contains the folder Spuninst containing the IE8 version of Spuninst. If this folder is missing, extracting Spuninst. That said, I recommend the reinstallation of IE8 followed by its normal uninstallation. Or restore a system backup point from before the initial IE8 install.
I reinstalled IE8. The uninstall program ran, I restarted the computer and tried to install IE6 again. The problem is still there, so I can't install IE6. If you look for it in the I's, you won't find it. Not sure what you need to set them to in order to install IE6, but I think some folks here might try a PM to apreese16 may still have IE6 installed. Back up all the registry settings first: right-click the "Internet Explorer" key, click "Export," and give it a file name.
That way you can just double-click the. If interested, send me a PM. You don't have to install IE6 to install Outlook Express. I recommend getting them from IE6 SP1. CAB which I did not use and I am not sure what it does. If you know, please enlighten me. CAB into separate folders.
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