I'm pretty sure I have no idea what you mean,
If you haven't noticed I actually attempt to troubleshoot issues with Internet explorer,
I don't automatically refer people to use another browser which most people just say use Firefox and be done with it.
When ie11 is released through the windows update system it might be worth trying,
I have no issues with ie10/ net gain would be zero to use ie11 rtm.
i have ie 9 on windows 7, i did not like the way 10 installed, made my computers very slow, how does this version of 11 compare to ie 10?
Third party security suites have the most issues with ie10,
The same was true when ie9 was first released.
And is another reason people should wait for the final release,
With every new version there are browser and windows security improvements,
Third party security suites usually have issues with these new features because they might contradict the third parties features.
That was the problem I had with IE10. Avast free's Web Rep either interfered with IE10 or with WOT, causing IE10 to frequently crash and recover. I had to disable Web Rep. Also, IE10 wouldn't run on version 8.0.1483 when it came out shortly after I installed IE10 so I had to revert to the previous version of Avast free (there is a newer version out but I'm waiting until I run my weekly scans and make a new image of my C: drive before trying it).
I have had to uninstall IE11 after having many problems with it.
The worst one was that most websites, having loaded, would only scroll about halfway and then simply stick. The only website I found which worked without problems for me was the BBC News site.
The uninstall took me straight back to IE10 which is working perfectly as it has always done.
Since I have no intention of installing Win8, I will stay with IE10 on Win7 64.
I would love to see some examples, as this made me chuckle because I've never experienced this, or been asked for help because of a previous issue getting worse after an upgrade to a beta...
What conflict would that be? I haven't heard about this before, is there an article about it or something, 'cause I'd gladly read it considering I always (with the exception of IE11RP) upgrade to beta versions and they usually stick...
Since it was release and revealed here thanks to Shawn, I have been using it and have no more issues whatsoever. There's a slight improvement in loading Flash, especially on ScroogleTube, and the cold startup of the browser after the system boot is much faster.
You can have a Google or here are some,
upgrading fails - Microsoft Community
upgrading fails - Microsoft Community
Here's one specific one,
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/i...d-d4ad9ba502c1
Wow, that last link? I hope I never find myself in that kind of a situation.
I wonder how did he start with IE9 pre-installed. My memory is vague, but I don't recall IE9 being... idk, slipstreamed into an SP1 install or something.
Somehow I think the dude made his own Windows install disk and screwed something up in the process.
There are literally too many to post
Bing really isn't much help in search results/ Go figure why
Yes most people make their own beds on how messed up their systems get/ junkware and all,
Even this sites Google search will bring up lots of errors from a simple little upgrading Internet explorer.
Answers.com get that stuff everyday,
Greg "Gregrocker" was saying this site gets more hits but Answers gets quite a bit it would be difficult for me to say this site gets more questions asked/ and still exclude many frills sections like this - Chill room.....
Cheers.
Answers.com has a ie11 Preview section all ready for all of the upcoming issues
