who installed ie11 today or prior ?

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    who installed ie11 today or prior ?


    Before I update my main computer to ie 11
    I would like some feedback
    Who installed it and what problems or not are you having with it
    I installed it on one of my test computers and so far I found the problem with the gadgets so I am not sure if I want to put it on my business machine that now runs ie 9 or any of my clients machines
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    I ran the update to IE11 yesterday and have had no problems. But I don't use Gadgets. Those are a huge security hole.
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  3. Posts : 1,219
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    i found a website for the cpu gadget but still testing it
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    was not thrilled with it, anyone know of a decent cpu reader that sits on the desktop?
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    anyone know of a decent cpu reader that sits on the desktop
    What do you call a 'decent CPU reader' ?? I use the CPU Meter that comes with the desktop gadgets and it has always served me well.
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    robinb9 said:
    was not thrilled with it, anyone know of a decent cpu reader that sits on the desktop?
    Actually it is not bad- it is called All CPU Meter
    I got it here Windows Desktop Gadgets - All CPU Meter Version 4.7.3
    actually after installing ie 11it does keep the cpu meter it just takes out the graphic
    the same with the weather gadget
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    whs it was the cpu reader from windows 7 gadgets but the one I just put on my test machine seems to be doing ok so far
    On my main machine I put back the cpu reader/meter, it is just lacking the graphics, no biggy, as long as it works I really do not care if it pretty
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  8. Posts : 1,219
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    carwiz said:
    I ran the update to IE11 yesterday and have had no problems. But I don't use Gadgets. Those are a huge security hole.
    you are correct, Microsoft discontinued the gadgets as you see here

    Gadgets have been discontinued - Microsoft Windows

    btw ie 11 is working great here on my main business machine running windows 7, seems to be a much faster browser and uses less cpu, so far anyway
    only some sites still are not up to date for it- go figure with windows 8.1 out I would think they would
    I went to the Comcast site and it told me my browser was not compatible- very weird because it does not tell me that on my windows 8.1 computers. as you see in the picture below- did that on both windows 7 machines I just put ie 11 on.
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails who installed ie11 today or prior ?-comcast.jpg  
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  9. Posts : 1,219
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    hmm once clicking on Tools/Compatibility View Settings and adding the Comcast website it now goes fine
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  10. Posts : 4,161
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    Who, who, ha, ha, ha! Good luck with that. :)
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