Should I upgrade to IE 7?
818702
It's more reliable than IE6 but I would use another browser such as Firefox or Opera since you are 21 times more likely (that's 2100%) to get viruses or spyware using IE than Firefox or Opera.
916409
OK - please stop and listen. DO NOT UNINSTALL IE7 (unless of course it is the Yahoo version which is floating around) - you'll be taking your Windows security levels back about ten steps, even if you never use Internet Explorer to surf the web.\n\n\nLet me explain - Internet explorer is extremely integrated into Windows (was first made that way last decade as Microsoft's way of dealing with Netscape!) - which means that all the bugs/flaws inherent to IE6 are all carried right throughout your system. Think of IE7 as a MASSIVE system upgrade, not just a new browser.\n\nIt may take a little getting used to, but is well worth keeping. If you have any messenger applications, these also need to re-installed after installing IE7 - just simply to restore the way they connect to IE to function properly.\n\nIf you need any help here, don't hesitate to shoot me an email - more than happy to help out :-)
950004
I tested all three beta versions of IE7 an installed the final version.  IE7 technology is actually copied from Linex.  An it is asbolute garbage.  \n\nThe entire program slows down your system to a crawl.  An I have broadband an it did not make a difference.  I even removed all the security out of Ie7 like phishing to scan each webpage.  An still IE7 ate up all my resources and slowed my pc almost to a hault. \n\nI removed the IE7 and you will get an automatic roll back to IE6 6.0  -- All of my speed came back.\n\nMinddoctor, France
712345
download IE 7 from microsoft.com, or you can restore to IE 6 by using System Restore in Help and Support
609525
IE 7 is in beta version so there so many bug .\nI already install it and had a bad experience with it. It's OK to try it.
812541
You should try Firefox. It's safer, faster, and easier to use!! Trust me, once you start using it you won't want to go back to Internet Explorer. I've been using Firefox for what seems like forever now and I absolutely love it!! Of course, I did ,even though I didn't want to, upgrade to IE7 just for those times when I come across a website that is more compatible with Internet Explorer. Otherwise, I strictly use Firefox. \n\nI just recently put Firefox on my dad's computer for him because he still has Windows 98 and Internet Explorer 7 isn't compatible with it. He really likes it too.\n\nIf you want to try Firefox you can download it for free at http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/\n\nMy favorite thing about Firefox is the different themes that they have available for it. Yes, I said themes! What is a theme you say? Well, a theme is different colors and buttons for your browser. You can see what I mean at https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/themes/ The one I'm using right now is at https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/104/previews/ Firefox also offers a lot of different, useful extensions. You can see those at https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/extensions/\n\nI hope this helps. Good luck!!
898131
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!
329470
DO NOT DELETE ANYTHING. LET THE UPDATE OT INTERNET EXPLORER 7 DO THE WORK. IT WILL FILL IN PATCHES AND HOLES AND HAVE YOU RUNNING IN NO TIME.
941775
If you are like me and don't like Internet Explorer 7, you can uninstall it and go back to version 6.\n\nHOW TO UNINSTALL INTERNET EXPLORER 7:\n\nClick Start > Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs > and at the very top of the add/remove programs window, you will see a little check box that says 'Show updates', check that box and it will show Internet Explorer 7 in the list > Uninstall it > Reboot your computer.
653482
Yes you can go back and forth and yes I am using it. You can always just remove 7.0 if you dont like it.\n\nI like the fact they finally implemented the tab feature. Its pretty cluttered on the top menu though.\n\nI still think Mozilla is better, but I use IE for work a lot.
776456
I know that IE7 had a vulnerability in it that IE6 did i'd be guessing from when i heard it microsoft has released the patch to fix it.\n\nThough i use firefox to browse the web i'd recomend it over IE anyday personaly\n\nhope it helps
970731
well i heared about the same problem from someone in yahoo answer asked the same question \ni think many people have problem with ie7\nuninstall it and use ie6
923609
Listen to those people. IE-7 is still in the beta stage, and yes, it does have bugs that needs to be resolved. Quality assurance folks are analyzing this problem as we speak. Also, did you look at the size of it? Do you have enough memory installed on your pc for this?
489142
You can download the BETA version of Internet Explorer 7 at http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/default.mspx I just downloaded it a few minutes ago. It's better than the previous versions, but I think I'm still going to stick to Firefox. I only downloaded it so I would have the latest version. \n\nI hope this helps. Good luck!!
543445
Make sure you have all the IE updates and it have IE7 beta replace it with 6.
979495
the solution is to remove the damn thing! IE 7 is full of bugs and has been crashing computers all over the globe. I would use the old version IE 6 till they fix the bugs. you can read about this at  http://www.pcworld.com
801183
IE 7 is a mess. Go to Control Panel, Add/Remove Programs and click on the box at the top that says Show Updates. This will give you the current version of all the programs on your computer. Find Internet Explorer 7 and uninstall it. Restart your computer and you will be back to IE6. Don't uninstall IE6 or you will have no internet access at all.