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@Brink,
There seems to be a typo in step 5:
A) Check the Enable Enhanced Protected Mode box. (see screenshot below step 5)
Maybe it should read:
A) Check the Enable Enhanced Protected Mode box. (see screenshot in step 4)
@Brink,
There seems to be a typo in step 5:
A) Check the Enable Enhanced Protected Mode box. (see screenshot below step 5)
Maybe it should read:
A) Check the Enable Enhanced Protected Mode box. (see screenshot in step 4)
Great info...who knew and the thing about UAC that's scary-
how many other things are affected by -
UAC turned off or down,but really what a mess.
I am not an IE hater ,but what a sordid mess.
And 11 is even worse,God help us all.
Slimbo
Nice to find tutorials to solve problems with Gmail and Yahoo groups message editor using Windows 7, 64-bit and IE10. After trying out IE11 it was not to my liking, so IE10 was put back and that changed some of my settings. To cure the problems I went to:
Tools>Internet options>Security then checked “Enable Protected Mode” in both Internet and Trust sites. That forces IE10 to run in 64-bit mode.
Thanks to tutorials herein things are made easier. :)
Hi.
I want to ask how to run 32bit IE on a 64bit machine running Windows Server 2012 Standard (IE 10)..
I try to play on "Enabled Protected Mode", however regardless of its state (check or unchecked), IE will always run as 64 bit (via TaskManager), each following tab is also on 64bit.
The method of running iexplorer.exe in dir C:\Program Files(x86) also has been tried but to no avail.
According to this read, it will always run as 64 bit.
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Hello darkw1zard,
That just means that the IE10 process will always run 64-bit in 64-bit Windows no matter which iexplore.exe you run, but you should be able to have the tabs run in 32-bit mode if Enhanced Protected Mode is disabled (unchecked), and restart the PC to apply.
You should have one iexplorer.exe process for the IE10 window itself running in 64-bit mode. After that you should have one iexplorer.exe *32 process for each tab opened in IE10 running in 32-bit mode.
I don't have Windows Server 2012 Standard, but it should be the same in it as well.
First of all this topic has helped me loads in figuring out some issues on my desktop. Thank You. I have a Windows 7 Desktop, and had IE 9. I noticed I had the 64 bit operating system but I also had 2 different IE icons in the start program, one for 32 bit/one for 64 bit. I had noticed that when I tried to stream music from certain radio stations, some would stream fine in 32 bit, others only occasionally in 32 bit. I couldn't figure it out until I made a connection with the IE Icons and tried streaming in 64 bit. The other stations streamed without problems. That is, until I upgraded to IE10. My problems began all over again. I seemed to have lost all but one IE Icon. Plus I could not stream again on some radio stations. The problem broke with this article on "Enhanced Protected Mode". It's a little hard for me to comprehend what happened but, when I applied EPM, I could stream music from those other radio stations. I was wondering if the Icons can be replaced ? Can I have an Icon for both 32 and 64 bit again ? 32 bit is (x86) correct ? Or do I even need 2 IE Icons on the desktop ?
Activating EPM is the only way to run all 64 bit processes,
No you don't need both x64 and x86 icons,
Activating EPM turns the default x86 icon into the x64 process,
If you have issues using the default x86 or *32 bit version I would investigate that issue because that is your real issue,
You should work your way though this link and ask a new question here,
https://www.sevenforums.com/browsers-mail/
with screen shots of your Manage add-ons screens mostly Show all-ons Toolbar and extensions
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/internet-explorer/manage-add-ons#ie=ie-10-win-7
Dear Shawn, According information on the Microsoft webpage Change security and privacy settings in Internet Explorer - Windows Help the default setting for 32 bit IE 10 in W7 is to have Enhanced Protected Mode enabled, not "turned off" as you suggest in step 6 of the tutorial. Thanks by the way for the terrific work you do on these forums! Cheers, Adrien
Hi and welcome to SevenForums,
I'd say you misread the article or it was just a general safety article
32 bit does not have EPM because it has No 64 bit process to make it possible
Cheers.