Internet Explorer 10 (IE10) Spelling Correction - Enable or Disable

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  1. Posts : 72,046
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       #10

    Oh I know, but I just wanted to throw an answer out there for those may be wondering the same.
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       #11

    Brink said:
    Unfortunately in Windows 7, this enables or disables both options in IE10. There's not an option for only one of them.
    Any update to this unfortunate position,
    I don't mind the wiggly red lines but auto correct is a real pain.
    I've pretty much relied on Google toolbars manual spell checker as a workaround as it's much better anyway at predicting suggestions.
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  3. Posts : 72,046
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       #12

    Hello Mike,

    You could disable the built-in spell checking in IE10, and find and install some 3rd party spell checking add-on for IE10 that may work better.

    You might see how ieSpell may work.
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       #13

    Thanks Brink I'll stick with the one I have I'm happy with it,
    Just checking to see if there were any updates,
    Cheers.
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       #14

    Anytime.

    Windows 8 and 8.1 will allow you to have only highlight without autocorrect though.

    Spell Checking - Turn On or Off in Windows 8
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       #15

    Speckie - Spell Check Internet Explorer is another option which I use, but it has some faults such as not removing the squiggly line if you correct a word by typing or adding a new word to the dictionary.
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       #16

    I tried Speckie too awhile back I keep going back to Google for other features.
    Speckie wasn't bad though at the time I didn't really get into the wiggly red lines to much/ preferred the manual button,
    Cheers.
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       #17

    Is there a way to do this with Group Policy 2008 r2? Our computers are Windows 7 pro running IE 11. I am trying to lock them down to be library catalog computers.
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       #18

    Sorry this is an old thread.

    The spell checker on IE11 has always worked since I installed Windows 7. Over the past couple of weeks I've noticed its stopped working. Its always been enabled in Manage Add-ons. I've Googled and search this forum and this thread is the cloest solution.

    I found you can update the spell check dictionaries Download Spelling dictionaries for Internet Explorer 11 Release Preview from Official Microsoft Download Center

    When I ran IE-Spelling-en.msu it checked and said KB2849696 is already installed.

    I have FireFox as a backup and the spell check still works on there.

    Anyone have any idea how I can get it working again?

    I've looked and search Programs and Features Installed Updates for KB2849696 and nothing shows. I search for KB297337 which is shown but it still said nothing found so that search is crap.

    All updates have been installed as and when asked.
    Last edited by Keithuk; 18 Mar 2015 at 10:30. Reason: Update
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  10. Posts : 72,046
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       #19

    Hello Keith,

    This is for IE10 instead of IE11.
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