Internet Explorer 7 Beta 2 ?
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It is just as simple as going to Add/Remove programs and removing it.  It will automatically roll back to IE 6 afterwards.
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This is recommended by Microsoft for Internet explorer 7 \ncheck it :-\n  \nhttp://www.windowsmarketplace.com/details.aspx?view=info&itemid=2847054
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It worked fine for me, but I am using the Yahoo! optimised version of IE7. \n\nYou can download it here: http://downloads.yahoo.com/ie7beta/index.php\n\nWhen you are at yahoo.com, click "Try the ALL-NEW Yahoo! home page" in the very top right of the page.
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http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/support/default.mspx\n\nSee the question, "uninstall beta 7"
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Your current Internet browser does that, so what's your worry.\n\nIE7 gives you the option, during setup, to send info to Microsoft automatically. If you want to, check the box. If not leave the box unchecked.\n\nRemember, there are still many sites and services that still do not support IE7.\n\nI love the Browser, but quit using it because several of the sites and services, I use, don't support it yet. They are working on it, and will support it closer to its final release. They want to wait till most of the bugs are worked out. The fastest way to get rid of the bugs is to let it send back the info, to Microsoft, so they can address it and fix it.\n\nEvery month I download IE7 and check to see if it is supported by my required sites yet. If not, I remove it and and go back to IE6. IE 6 comes back automatically when IE7 is removed.
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I have had IE 7 beta and IE 7 for awhile and I haven't had any problems. If you want to get rid of it, just uninstall it and you will go back to your previous version.
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IE 7 is still in test phase. That's why it's called beta. And for this reason it has a lot of bugs... Stop using it and came back to IE 6 until Microsoft will release the official and bug-free (I hope) version of IE 7.
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Just uninstall it - you'll get IE6 back.  Ver 7 is a pile of rubbish - don't download it again :)
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the Internet explorer 7 now for test editors, just don't install it before the official version is finished.
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It is scheduled for release along with Windows Vista in "Winter 2007" -- although it may not be released until early 2007, as it has already been delayed multiple times...\n\nHowever, I would not recommend using it. Firefox is much better. The US Computer Emergency Readiness Team (US-CERT) has been suggesting that people should not use IE due to its many security flaws for several months now, and they show no signs of abating for IE 7. You can download Firefox at the link below, it is only a few megabytes, so why not give it try? :)
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You might want to try downloading Internet Explorer 7 again.  Uninstall your current version, and install the newly downloaded one.  Or before you decide to do that, consider getting firefox instead.  Go to http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/ and download and install the latest version.\n\nAdditional help for this issue may be reached by contacting kevinarbogast@yahoo.com\n\nIf I am unable to help you, please visit http://www.cybertechhelp.com/\nsurely they can help you out!
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Internet explorer 7 is the latest version of internet explorer available.....Its definitley an improvement from the old version!!
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I have not used it yet, but I have heard some bad things in Microsoft Message Boards which are for the newest programs coming out. Vista, the newest OS, is due out next year. They put off sending it out for main stream use as it is having too many bugs in its testing mode. Internet Explorer 7 is really intended for the new OS, Vista. Yes some are using it with Windows XP, but I have not heard anything but problems with it. I would not download it onto my computer until I hear these bugs have been worked out.\n\nGo to the Microsoft site and serf onto the message boards. Create an account if needed. Then go to the message boards and begin following the development of these new programs and read what the testers have to say. \n\nI read many who wish they could get rid of it. They downloaded and started using it, had nothing but trouble and now can't seem to get rid of it and get version 6 with service pack 2 back onto their systems. There is "Help" all over the boards! I would never install a software product that is having such trouble. But you have to decide for yourself if you want to give it a try. I have also heard the same about Windows Media Player 11. Which is also intended for Vista. \n\nGood luck deciding what you want to do! :-)\n\nP.S. when a product is in BETA, each instance of the software can be differant than what somebody else may have. So,while some may have a great experiance, others may have nothing but trouble. It is a gamble I am not willing to take with a Microsoft Product, as it installs on our system as a Windows Componant, and is difficult to get off. It is not in the usual place in Add/Remove applet.
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well microsoft is going to work on all the beta stuff\nvista, ie7 and defender
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did you recently download IE7?
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Internet Explorer 7 (Beta Version XP ONLY): http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/ie7/default.mspx\nInternet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 RECOMMENDED (XP, ME, 98, 2000, NT):\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/downloads/critical/ie6sp1/default.mspx
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By do what they do, do you mean do what FireFox does? Well I think Microsoft is just taking its time because they know they can and can afford it. They are developing Internet Explorer 7 which has been released as a Beta to the development community for initial testing. No scheduled date has been officially announced for IE7 but the new version does have elements of Firefox such as Tabbed Browsing.