Hmm I was wondering.. Say for example if I use an Alternative Browser aside from the Traditional Internet Explorer… Is it safe to Uninstall IE? Or would that cause system errors?
Celestial Seraph
Hmm I was wondering.. Say for example if I use an Alternative Browser aside from the Traditional Internet Explorer… Is it safe to Uninstall IE? Or would that cause system errors?
Poster
IE cannot be uninstalled as it is tied to the Windows O/S.
Retired
IE can be uninstalled, but it will require a bit of work. I'm not sure if its a good idea though, some apps depend on IE from what I remember.
You could always just leave it and don't use it.
woowoo
You should jsut leave it in, it's the only browser that can show windowsupdate.
Poster
Yeah, its better to leave IE on your system. Most programs and windows of course depends heavily on it, dam microsoft...
Shovel Ready
Really?Originally Posted by Rip The Jacker
I have tried at least three different guides and have yet to successfully uninstall IE.
Fortunately, I enjoy reinstalling XP....
"I am the one who knocks."- Heisenberg
Kentish old lady
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Funny, I didn't picture you as a whips and cuffs person.
Software Farmer
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You should jsut leave it in, it's the only browser that can show windowsupdate.
Yep leave it alone ,delete the short cut from your desktop if you must and use a different browser . Winupdates are too important.
Retired
Really? I've never tried it, but it seems easy, aren't there 3rd party apps that can do the job?
Computer Abuser
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From what I've read, if one really successfully uninstalls ie on XP. I mean gone, no trace. It'll f up so many programs that depend on it. One being KL.
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