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IE 10 64 bit
I have internet explorer 10 and a 64 bit machine. I Need to find a IE 10 64 bit to run and install something. Is there a IE 10 64 bit and if not is there a way to make it compatible for 64 bit?
You may already have IE10 64 bit, because you have a Windows 7 64 bit machine.
If you don't, download it from:
< http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/internet-explorer-10-details.aspx >
If you don't, download it from:
< http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/internet-explorer-10-details.aspx >
ASKER
Thanks but it's not on my start menu and I can't download it because it says my version is more recent than that one
Okay. Uninstall it (Programs and Features, View Installed Updates (left pane), search for Internet Explorer under Windows Updates, uninstall).
Use CCleaner to do a cleanup. Restart. Reinstall IE10.
Use CCleaner to do a cleanup. Restart. Reinstall IE10.
> my version is more recent than that one
That's curious! The only more recent one is IE11, but that's not coming out until later this year with W8.1, so I can't imagine that it's on your W7 box. More likely is that your IE10 has become corrupted, so I suggest uninstalling/reinstalling it. IE10 doesn't show up in the normal section of Programs and Features...here are the steps to uninstall it:
Control Panel
Programs and Features
View Installed Updates
Scroll down to Microsoft Windows section
Find Windows Internet Explorer 10 in the list, select it, and then click Uninstall
Theoretically, Windows should reinstall IE automatically, but to play it safe, download IE10/64-bit from the link above before uninstalling it and/or have another browser on the machine, like Chrome or Firefox. Regards, Joe
That's curious! The only more recent one is IE11, but that's not coming out until later this year with W8.1, so I can't imagine that it's on your W7 box. More likely is that your IE10 has become corrupted, so I suggest uninstalling/reinstalling it. IE10 doesn't show up in the normal section of Programs and Features...here are the steps to uninstall it:
Control Panel
Programs and Features
View Installed Updates
Scroll down to Microsoft Windows section
Find Windows Internet Explorer 10 in the list, select it, and then click Uninstall
Theoretically, Windows should reinstall IE automatically, but to play it safe, download IE10/64-bit from the link above before uninstalling it and/or have another browser on the machine, like Chrome or Firefox. Regards, Joe
If you have a 64-bit machine, you can only install the IE 64-bit version. You cannot even install the 32-bit version.
The 64-bit install offers both versions to run (32-bit and 64-bit) and if you cannot find them, then follow the advice above, uninstall it via Installed Updates to take you back to IE 9.
Then run System File Checker. Run SFC /SCANNOW and allow to complete. Run again if errors remained from the first run. Restart and reinstall IE 10.
.... Thinkpads_User
The 64-bit install offers both versions to run (32-bit and 64-bit) and if you cannot find them, then follow the advice above, uninstall it via Installed Updates to take you back to IE 9.
Then run System File Checker. Run SFC /SCANNOW and allow to complete. Run again if errors remained from the first run. Restart and reinstall IE 10.
.... Thinkpads_User
ASKER
thanks everyone. I'll give all that a shot and let you know tonight.
IE10 installs both a 32-bit and 64-bit version on 64-bit Win7.
You'll find the 32-bit version in
C:\Program Files (x86)\Internet Explorer\
and the 64-bit version is in
C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\.
You have to start the 32-bit version explicitly... it will run the 64-bit version by default.
Here's what it will look like in Task Manager when you have the 32-bit version running:Note that the IE10 32-bit version's cookies are separate from the 64-bit version's.
You'll find the 32-bit version in
C:\Program Files (x86)\Internet Explorer\
and the 64-bit version is in
C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\.
You have to start the 32-bit version explicitly... it will run the 64-bit version by default.
Here's what it will look like in Task Manager when you have the 32-bit version running:Note that the IE10 32-bit version's cookies are separate from the 64-bit version's.
> IE10 installs both a 32-bit and 64-bit version on 64-bit Win7.
Yes, as shown in the MS program group screenshot earlier in this thread. Regards, Joe
Yes, as shown in the MS program group screenshot earlier in this thread. Regards, Joe
> Yes, as shown in the MS program group screenshot earlier in this thread. Regards, Joe
That screen shot is from an installation of IE9, which requires explicitly starting the 64-bit version when you want to run it... and there's no way to make the 64-bit version of IE9 the default browser (so when you click a link without the 64-bit version already running, IE9 opens the link in its 32-bit version instead).
IE10 does NOT make separate shortcuts for them, and its installation deletes those menu entries; shortcuts made during installation of IE10 in Windows x86_64 run the 64-bit version by default.
In http:#a39276620 I said,
> shortcuts made during installation of IE10 in Windows x86_64
> run the 64-bit version by default.
That's not quite (fully) correct, either... IE10 runs a 32-bit tab inside the 64-bit version if you don't have Enable Enhanced Protected Mode checked in the Security section on the Advanced tab in Internet Options, and Enable Protected Mode checked on the Security tab there. Furthermore, UAC must be enabled for the 64-bit version to be fully enabled without containing a 32-bit frame/tab.
If you have met those 3 criteria and iexplore.exe *32 is still appearing in Task Manager on the Processes tab, then the shortcut being used is starting the 32-bit version explicitly.
Hi Darr247,
I'm afraid we're guilty of highjacking this thread from the OP (WellingtonIS). I really appreciate your comments, but I think this is a good place to stop our exchange and wait to hear back from WellingtonIS so we can try to get his issue sorted. Regards, Joe
I'm afraid we're guilty of highjacking this thread from the OP (WellingtonIS). I really appreciate your comments, but I think this is a good place to stop our exchange and wait to hear back from WellingtonIS so we can try to get his issue sorted. Regards, Joe
ASKER
OK guys... thanks for all your Input. I don't see anything that relates to IE10 being 64 bit. In my opinion it maybe 64 bit compatible. I don't have my machine with me now but I'll send screenshots tonight. Thanks again for everyone's input.
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> The "Product ID" blacked out in the screen grab posted by joewinograd should be the same one you see in your 'about' screen: 00150-20000-00003-AA459.
Darr247 is, of course, correct...pure "best practices" habit. :)
Darr247 is, of course, correct...pure "best practices" habit. :)
ASKER
thank you and thanks for explaining that to me.
The "Select your version" drop-down lets you pick 32-bit or 64-bit. Regards, Joe