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It tells me that it is not supported in my operating system. Where would I find the program files like you listed? Any ideas are welcome. Thanks
It tells me that it is not supported in my operating system. Where would I find the program files like you listed? Any ideas are welcome. Thanks
there is no way to just "get rid of it" and still have Explorer working properly...IE8 is integrated into Windows, even after disabling IE8 in Programs and Features...its core is till active and working
Ok to be honest with you I am not sure how I deleted it. I mean the 64-bit is still there. When I saw I had two internet explorer's I decided to delete one of them not knowing I needed the 32-bit. I dont know where to find that program file.
Ok I can do that. I had thought of that but the only problem was that I deleted it probably two months ago. So if I restored it I would lose everything I have done since then correct? thanks
Im not sure where I deleted it but when I go to the progran files how do I know which one is the 64-bit and the 32-bit?Is there going to be a difference?
[QUOTE=lsufrontier;529623]Ok I can do that. I had thought of that but the only problem was that I deleted it probably two months ago. So if I restored it I would lose everything I have done since then correct? thanks[/QUOTE
Not personal documents. Programs, updates etc, yes.
Ok i really would not like to do that but I may have to I guess. When going to the program files there is an iexplore file and when I click on it IE opens but it still tells me im running 64-bit.