Once complete, you will need to reboot your computer before the newer version of IE is completely removed and the most previous version of IE is automatically reinstalled.Īfter manually uninstalling an Internet Explorer version update, you will need to take further action to ensure that IE is not automatically updated in the future.
#Downgrade to internet explorer 9 update#
It may take several minutes for the update to be uninstalled, so avoid canceling the process. Once you have located it, click once to highlight the entry, then click the Uninstall button that appears above the list of updates. Scan the sublist for the Internet Explorer version you would like to remove. Wait a few moments for the list to populate, then scroll down until you see the Microsoft Windows heading. In the left-hand panel, select View installed updates.
You will be brought to the "Uninstall or change a program" window. Click Programs and Features when it appears in the search results.
In the search field, type Programs and Features. Open the Start Menu (Windows Vista and 7) or the Start Screen (Windows 8). By uninstalling the update, the previous version you were running will be automatically restored.
If this should occur, you can opt to downgrade IE to a previous version you had installed. For information on enabling this for certain websites, please see Internet Explorer - Using Compatibility View.īecause many web-based applications require certain versions of Internet Explorer to work, you may find that a recent upgrade to IE is not compatible with an application you need to use. NOTE: The Help Desk suggests first trying compatibility mode in IE when troubleshooting web compatibility issues.
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