Microsoft has pegged Edge as the future of Windows Web browsing, so it's worth your while to give it a try. A few of its key features, which you won't find in IE: Touch-friendly UI: Internet Explorer's user interface was optimized for mouse and keyboard, but Edge's address bar and top buttons have been fattened up for touch navigation. Each tab has a large X for closing the tab, and the Refresh button has been moved out of the address bar and put next to the Back and Forward buttons. Write on the Web: Click the Make a Web Note button and you can use your mouse or finger like a pen, drawing notes on any webpage. Browser add-ons: With the Windows 10 Anniversary Update, Edge has begun to get browser extensions, including AdBlock Plus and LastPass. You can read more about about Microsoft Edge.

How to update Microsoft Internet Explorer. Internet Explorer 11 is the only supported version Do you need to know As of January 12, 2016, Microsoft has dropped support for all versions of Internet Explorer other than version 11.. As our table below shows, the only versions of Windows capable of running Internet Explorer 11 are Windows 7, Windows 8.1 and Windows 10. If you have any other version of Windows (eg. Decrypt Sam File Windows 7 there.

Update for Internet Explorer 10 in Windows 7 (KB2859903). KB976002 includes a 'Select Later' option that in some circumstances may not be displayed for new installations of Internet Explorer 10 for Windows 7. Jun 10, 2013 - KB976002 includes a 'Select Later' option that in some circumstances may not be displayed for new installations of Internet Explorer 10 for Windows 7.

XP, Vista, Windows 7 you are unable to run a safe, supported version of Internet Explorer and you should take action now. Switch to Edge! Edge is Microsoft's new web browser and is the future for Microsoft. Internet Explorer is provided just for backwards compatibility, but probably shouldn't be used unless really required. All other versions of Internet Explorer are obsolete Any version of Internet Explorer other than version 11 is now obsolete and shouldn't be used. They may have undiscovered security problems, and if any such problems exist, they will now never be fixed, leaving you vulnerable to attack. If your version of Windows supports it, you could switch to Microsoft's new browser: Edge.

Alternatively, you could use a different web browser altogether: for example: Google's browser or Mozilla's browser. The latest versions of Internet Explorer are: Windows operating system Latest version of Internet Explorer Windows 10* Internet Explorer 11 Windows 8.1, Windows RT 8.1 Internet Explorer 11 Windows 8, Windows RT Internet Explorer 10 - Unsupported Windows 7 Internet Explorer 11 Windows Vista Internet Explorer 9 - Unsupported Windows XP Internet Explorer 8 - Unsupported. * Windows 10 also supports Microsoft's new browser Edge. We recommend using Edge instead of Internet Explorer. Internet Explorer is provided on Windows 10 just for backward compatibility. Downloading Internet Explorer 11 for Windows 7 If you are running Windows 8.1 or Windows 10 then your computer will already have Internet Explorer 11 installed.

If you are running Windows 7, then you can from Microsoft. Updating Internet Explorer If you really, really need to download an older version of Internet Explorer, you can get them from Microsoft: This may let you run the latest version of Internet Explorer on your older computer, even if it's out of date. We do not recommend this. It might be time to upgrade your computer!