I mean, sure - who wants to willingly use IE 9? But that doesn't mean that sometimes in fringe scenarios that it's still a requirement. For an example of what I mean, follow these steps that I did:Ģ) Select "Download Internet Explorer 9", and click Next.ģ) Select either of the only options, which are Vista/Server 2008 versions.Ĥ) Expand the option for Additional Information, and try clicking on any of the links for Win 7 or Server 2008 R2.
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I'm telling you though - M$'s apparent decision to flat-out delete the IE9 download pages? THAT is sketchy.
I did not think to try manually removing all IE 11 & 10 updates from the machine, thus effectively downgrading to IE 9 - I'll have to play with that on the next unit, that might be a good alternative method. (And WSUS did not think the machine needs any installs afterwards, as removing IE made any IE installs or rollups not applicable.) I did initially try to remove IE 11 from "Windows Features" (boy is that a misnomer.) but that simply removed IE entirely.
Hmmm, I'll have to give this a try with a test unit. If 9 then good, but if 8 and you can't find the 9 installer then you could use WSUS to go back up to 9. That would bump you down to either 9 or 8. If you are already on 10/11 you can uninstall 10 and or 11 from the Installed Updates in Programs and Features.
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