Internet Explorer 9 (IE9) Release Candidate (RC) on February 10, 2011

does anybody know how to make this smaller, because it is to large in size the http size ?
it is sooooo loooong and i don't want it so long , i want it shorter, BUT HOW ????


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wds7 said:

Hi All ...
just found out after installed IE9 RC .....Everything is fine but i can't get any url link from Office outlook to open ....
I got this ....:

Attachment 137691

How do i fix this ....?
Thanks .

I've seen this when someone uninstalled chrome, only fix was to reinstall chrome...

hello guys,
i have problems with sites as autodesk.com, that have flash elements.
the error occurs only with the 64bit-internet-explorer, 32bit works ok.
i have adobe square installed, ie8 works fine with the site.
if i update to ie9rc, i get the attached errors.
where is the problem?

Is it necessary to install the 64-bit version if I am on a 64-bit OS? I think there may be a few problems with the 64-bit version.

kristalsoldier said:

Is it necessary to install the 64-bit version if I am on a 64-bit OS? I think there may be a few problems with the 64-bit version.

The 32-bit package won't even install on 64-bit systems, the 64-bit installer contains both x32 and x64 versions, there are no issues with the 64-bit version

yowanvista said:

kristalsoldier said:

Is it necessary to install the 64-bit version if I am on a 64-bit OS? I think there may be a few problems with the 64-bit version.

The 32-bit package won't even install on 64-bit systems, the 64-bit installer contains both x32 and x64 versions, there are no issues with the 64-bit version

Thanks for the clarification.

severedsolo said:

Speedtest.net uses flash, not java.

There is a very recent update to Flash

yowanvista said:

kristalsoldier said:

Is it necessary to install the 64-bit version if I am on a 64-bit OS? I think there may be a few problems with the 64-bit version.

The 32-bit package won't even install on 64-bit systems, the 64-bit installer contains both x32 and x64 versions, there are no issues with the 64-bit version

I installed the x64 version and my computer updated both the X32 and X64 versions to IE9 RC

My guess is the reason for this is if you want to run Windows 7 in the XP mode though I could be wrong on this