There is no taskbar and I cannot change my search engine default. There is no more file print properties dropdown. No more search for words dropdown. All in all it is much less useful. Is there a way I can go back to my old IE which was much better.
This isnt even any faster than my old one and get the white screen more often.
Please no lectures about needing to change to Firefoxes or some bit-based browser that would require me to grow hair on my chest and wear nerd glasses to begin to comprehend...unless you really need to.
No I dont know what number IE I had, it was after XP and Vista, am I mixing things up here? I reallly don't know what I am talking about, as some of you know. I just want my old browser back.
Yours truly, Chickensoup
Good luck!
You can Right Click in the top area of the browser and select your toolbars from there you can take back control
Kind of like going to the grocery store and getting a 32 oz box for the same price of a 36 oz box a few months ago.
“All Obamasized.”
Just keep playing with it, and you’ll soon have a solution on hand.
My company move to W-7 has increased the demand For a transition to Apple products to a roar. They’re now testing IPads, etc for those of us who know technology and hate poor design. (Yup, we do hardware and software. Yup, we despise Microsoft.)
Real men use Mosaic.
Seriously, though, I think you’re stuck. I don’t know of any good way to back out a MSIE “upgrade”. Been that way ever since they tried to own the Internet by going proprietary and making IE inseparable from the operating system.
I found that Windows 7 WAS A DOWNGRADE from XP. I am happy at XP SP2 and won’t be buying new machines for a long time.
Obama insisted on screwing Internet Explorer up, too. It’s called the Making Disadvantaged Youth More Internet Savvy Act.
That certainly takes all the fun out of it.
You can go to your Add/Delete programs screen and delete IE9. You will not lose IE, but will return to IE8 as I did.
I have the same problem with my new Dell laptop with Windows 7. I upgraded IE and I just hate the results. I think the new version is number 9.
So you think Foxfire or Chrome would be much better. I’ll give that a try.
All of mickeysoft’sl lates crapware has worse functionality than previous versions.
MSN messenger? no way to block or view a list of blocked people any more. the most useful features gone. try to click on any links in their OWN WEB SITES- all broken
Net Meeting? Probably the best app ever from MS. Well that worked WAY too good for it to be a microsoft product- so it’s gone
Outlook Express? gone
Outlook- large bloated crapware
MSDN website? getting more and more to be a maze of broken links
Microsoft Word? move the menus around so you cant find anything, and stick them on a huge ‘ribbon’ that takes up a third of your laptop screen
Windows7? Well the main reason for buying that is because it is a $200 upgrade that fixes the crappy $200 upgrade to Vista. Oh and you can dock windows at the ceiling and side. - that’s worth $200
I was at Microsoft several times. It is taken over by libtards and their crappy products of late show it.
Sell MS stock now before the slow decline
To the right of the tabs, you should see a house icon (Home), star icon (Favorites), and sproket icon (Tools). Right-click on the blank area next to a tab to enable other toolbars. I prefer to keep all of them hidden to give more browsing area.
Actually, most reports show IE9 is very secure.
Microsoft IE9 Blocks Malware Best
Report finds that IE9's ability to block malicious URLs, malware, and phishing attacks far surpasses that of Chrome, Safari, Firefox, or Opera.
I’ve got it also....yes, mine computer is also 64. It takes a little time but you can design your own tool bar. I have most of what you are looking for on my tool bar.
You must have updated from Internet Explorer 8 to IE 9. I had the same issues when I did the same thing.
I hate searching from the address bar, so I ended up re-enabling the Google toolbar, that includes Google search.
The Tabs are in a different part of the header now, and if you click on the right edge of any tab you close it, even if it was not the currently displayed tab.
I hate IE9 but I’ve gotten used to it.
Right click in a blank area of the toolbar at the top. You can re-enable any menus you want in IE9.
Find the toolbar menu item, you can turn on any toolbar to have it appear just like IE8
As noted above, most of theoptions can be brougth back. Microsoft has a preternatural ability to pick ever single default setting WRONG.