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Thanks, thats nice to know we can remove/disable it. :)
Internet Explorer 8 can be removed from Windows 7
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I like this option too,but will be nice if we can totaly remove the other components too(not only icon and shortcuts)like WMP,messenger,media center................:)
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Yes, it would be great if we were able to remove internet EXPLODER.
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Ah this is great news! I for one will be removing it.
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I will keep Windows Live Messenger and windows media player.. but defnitely removing IE
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You've got it. - its really only disabled.
I posted the path to handle the process, exclusively (lol) some time ago. But it disables it and hides the IE exec somewhere. If you restore it, everything, including your favorites if you have them, are as they were.
I don't really understand why the fusss though. It is a facility put in purely as a retaliation to legal attack. If users don't like it, just ignore it and use another browser. I discovered that you still are unable to install an older IE.Last edited by davehc; 09 Mar 2009 at 00:09.
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Yeah, you're right, it doesn't remove it, only disables it. It's like unchecking Windows Gadget Platform to disable the gadgets. If you re check it, it' comes back.
I for one, will not disable it, as I use it as well as ff and see no reason to disable it.
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Internet Explorer 8 can be removed from Windows 7
Posted: 04 Mar 2009
more:AeroXperienceThanks exclusively and entirely to efforts between Chris Holmes and me, we discovered that Internet Explorer 8 can be removed from at least Windows 7 build 7048, which is a good sign for regulatory overlords in the EU and in the States. Given that this change doesn’t exist in Beta 1, the odds that this change will persist through to RC are quite high. Don’t believe this can be done? Well, how about a Windows Features dialog below for proof?
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