Need IE9 , IE11 nightmare for win7 64 bit

ThrashZone,
hello again!
As you said earlier" fewer errors occur if you uninstall ie11 later" , I didnt want any errors if the deadly IE11 was installed, so I avoid it like the plague:)

thank you

Hi ThrashZone,

I did try IE11 on clean install , installed same method as I formerly installed IE9, going to Micro download IE page.
The lockups (in my first post), & when I close webpage, IE11 just sat there for a second , then closes , or locks up.
With IE9 no lockups , no errors , and when I close a webpage..BAM! , it closes.
I might be the only one that has these issues with IE11 , not sure.

Would it be safer to install IE11 from control panel/win updates to IE11 or is it exactly same as going to link in my first post?
I must need to disable or change something on IE11 to make it work as well as IE9 does for me.
Wish I knew what that tweak could be.

Take care

Hello ThrashZone

If I visited a site that required Flash , then with Flash Object disabled , some sites gave message that I need it installed to view correctly . I also disabled Adobe link helper in add ons , & left Flash running , still lockups using IE11. I did disable these when I had IE11 installed.

All accelerators disabled too ie: bing etc when I had IE11.

I will use win update in control panel if I do fresh install in future or want to try IE10 and hide 9 , now per your advice.

* With IE11, I went to adobe and it gave an "install now" Flash 16, it didnt say if, or what version was already installed on IE11 at that time.

Next fresh install win7, I will try IE10 , I repect your opinion and advice.
Thank you again for your help ThrashZone!
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I would also like to thank AddRAM & RolandJS for help here also :)

Being the tech geek in my family, I've done this serveral times. I've gone the routes listed here & did successfully find a file download I saved to reinstall IE9. However, I discovered the simplest path is:
Control Panel, Programs, Programs & Features then click on View installed updates. Find the Windows Internet Explorer 11 (or 10) update. Click on it, then select Uninstall. Restart and Windows 7 will revert back to IE 8. Go through Windows Update process, only installing updates for the version of IE currently loaded before installing the next version.

Watch out for the KB's that are pushing Windows 10 or known to cause problems on W7 64 bit OS.
KB2952664
KB3013531
KB3045645
KB3068708
KB3075249
KB3075851
KB3080149
The above is a partial list, but these are the key. Check View installed updates to be sure they are not there. By scrolling the list, I found KB2952664 was installed even though the search box didn't find it. After uninstalling these. Run Windows Update & Hide them by right clicking on each one & selecting Hide. Some of these will reappear in future Updates even though they're hidden. MS is getting sneaky.