Windows 7: IE10: Fast, Fluid, Perfect for Touch, and Available Now for Windows 7

Well considering Service pack 1 was released almost 2 years ago I personally fail to see where one still needs to experiment with it. All the experimenting was done long ago, and 99.99 percent have no issues. The other 00.01 may have other issues nowhere near associated with having SP1 installed

In fact, as we see now, unless you have SP1 installed, you aren’t getting any support, which includes using certain features/upgrades Microsoft has released… i.e. IE10.

But hey, to each his own

Sygnus, I was referring to Hisashi's comment about not having SP1.

With the other I meant you all can test IE10 for me.

I see that wasn't the best way to put it.

Brink posted a few pages back a link to his tutorial on how to disable the spell check - Internet Explorer 10 (IE10) Spelling Correction - Enable or Disable
As for your other question, not sure what you're asking but it just runs without issue.

Yeah, kind of sounded like you were the one opposed to SP1

Now that you mention it though, It didn't sound like you, but...

Anyway we'll just note my comment was/is attributed to Hisashi

As for IE10, yeah it's testing out pretty well here. No issues noted thus far. In fact I personally like having the spell check feature. And I can tell you IE10 is pretty fast.

Thanks for the update Drew. I'm not sure I'll like an auto correct though, but would rather a choice of possible corrections. I don't know what I mean, much less MS.

I'm still dealing with the mess that IE10 left my laptop in--

Installed it and had problems from the get-go...on Facebook, for example, I couldn't get comments to post...they would simply show "Unable to Post Comment." YouTube was the same way. Uninstalled IE10, then was unable to reinstall IE9 without doing a full reinstall of Win 7. I'm sure the problem has something to do with PEBCAK (Problem Exists Between Chair And Keyboard), but I'm staying away from IE10 at this point.

New browsers should not be used on your main machine for a long time after they are out. A lot of businesses will not upgrade their browsers so 10 might not work with their software. ( Banks ) for example. I`m gonna make an image 1st b4 I give IE10 a shot.

AdRAM,

Normally, I don't use new browsers (or any other "beta" piece of software) on my primary machine...but I'd read good enough reviews of the IE10 preview that I decided I'd give it a shot...big mistake on my part, I realize now.

Did you use the Windows Update to uninstall IE10?

Yep...but it didn't replace IE10 with IE9...hence the necessity to reinstall Windows.