What web browser does Vista Home Basic come with? Is it IE6 or IE7?
I'm a bit stumped because it seems that may have foolishly removed IE7 from my laptop. Chrome is on there now, but a shortcut to IE7 is still on the quick launch bar.
I wanted to bring IE7 back and install it, but I don't see a copy for Vista home basic online.
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Jayayess1190 Waiting on Intel Cannonlake
All versions of Vista come with IE7, but you should upgrade to 8.
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Jayayess1190 Waiting on Intel Cannonlake
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Solved! I didn't do a thing to solve this. I just let Windows update run. That brought back IE7. I don't know how it did it, but its working just fine now.
In fact, I did the same thing on my desktop that runs XP. After removing IE8, IE7 would not install. It kept saying that there was a newer version already installed. Again, I just let Windows update run and before you know it I had IE6 back. IE7 installed fine then.
BTW: Problems with IE8: There were times when I clicked a link on a web page and IE8 immediately closed - in a flash - without warning. So much for that.
Problems with the latest Chrome: It does a poor job of blocking pop-ups. Frankly, there were a very large number of redirections to advertising. There were from links on google search results. I don't mind when a bit get through, but after 10 in one hour, I had enough. Its peculiar that if I closed the ad page and then clicked the same link, the proper page was displayed. I was amazed; I just can't understand how that works.
Anyway. I consider this conversation closed. Thanks for trying to help anyway -
I should add though that Chrome's lack of a bookmark merge/overwrite option was the straw that sent me back to IE.
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