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When IE does this it is usually due to an outdated plug-in or a problematic plug-in. On the affected machine, go to Start > All Programs > Accessories > System Tools and choose "Internet Explorer (No Add-ons)" and see if it continues to act up. If it does not, it's an add-on problem. Provided that is the case, with Internet Explorer open, do the following:Click on the Gear Icon on the top right corner of the IE Window by the Minimize, Maximize and Close buttons. Go to Internet Options. Choose the Programs Tab, and then click Manage Add-ons. In the Add-on Window, make sure the window is set to display All Add-ons, not just the loaded ones. From here, provide a screenshot of the list of add-ons you see. To take a screenshot, see this page: . Make sure the screenshots show the Add-on version numbers. You can also post up the Add-on name and Version number if you do not wish to take screenshots. The Add-on Window can be resized.You can upload the photos in a ZIP File to a site such as Mediafire and link the download address toIf IE does NOT work normally even in No Add-ons mode, you can remove Internet Explorer 9 by visiting the Control Panel, clicking Programs, and then clicking "View Installed updates." In the Installed Updates section, locate Internet Explorer 9 and press Remove to restore Internet Explorer 8 or Internet Explorer 7 (whichever you had previously) back into the system. IE9 is classified as an update to Internet Explorer so it should be located in that list. Failing THAT, run System Restore to the moment just before Internet Explorer 9 was installed.

Quick Links Enable Enhanced Protected Mode and 64-bit Processes Run Internet Explorer Without Add-ons Remove and Restrict Add-Ons Use Anti-Exploit Software Keep Internet Explorer Updated Avoid Using Internet Explorer as Much as Possible Internet Explorer is on the way out. Even Microsoft is recommending people avoid it in favor of their new browser, Edge. If you require Internet Explorer for an old website, though, you can secure it against attack with optional features like Enhanced Protected Mode. If you can move away from Internet Explorer to another browser, you definitely should. Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Mozilla Firefox are all better choices. But a few old websites, especially ones using ActiveX controls, still require IE. Enable Enhanced Protected Mode and 64-bit Processes Microsoft introduced a feature named "Enhanced Protected Mode" back in Windows 8. In Enhanced Protected Mode, Internet Explorer runs website content sandboxed in an "AppContainer." Even if a malicious website manages to exploit Internet Explorer, that AppContainer environment will prevent it from escaping to tamper with the rest of your computer. This feature is not available in Windows 7 (yet one more reason to upgrade to Windows 8 or 10). Unfortunately, this feature is off by default, because many older add-ons aren't compatible with Enhanced Protected Mode. To enable this feature, click the gear menu and select "Internet Options" in Internet Explorer. Navigate to Advanced > Security and enable the "Enable Enhanced Protected Mode" option. While you're at it, you can also enable the "Enable 64-bit Processes for Enhanced Protected Mode" option here. This makes Internet Explorer run as a 64-bit process, so it can use the better security features available on 64-bit versions of Windows, such as a larger address space for Address Space Layout Randomization. You'll need to restart your computer after doing this. If you enable these features, many add-ons will no longer function in Internet Explorer. This is only an issue you if you actually need add-ons that can't function in Enhanced Protected Mode. Try enabling it and see if anything breaks. You can always disable it if it doesn't work for you. But, running Internet Explorer without add-ons is probably also a good idea, because... Run Internet Explorer Without Add-ons Add-ons can also be a security concern. Malicious applications on your computer can install browser toolbars and other software that snoops on you. Even legitimate add-ons like Adobe's Flash player can be vulnerable

To attack. If you just need Internet Explorer for a website that doesn't require add-ons, you can launch it without add-ons to reduce your attack surface. To do so, press Windows+R on your keyboard, type the following command, and press Enter: iexplore -extoff You can also create a desktop shortcut to launch IE in this way if it works for you. If a website requires a specific ActiveX add-on or Flash, though, the website won't work properly and you'll have to close and re-launch Internet Explorer to use it. Remove and Restrict Add-Ons If you need add-ons enabled, you should check the list of add-ons you have installed and clean it up to ensure no vulnerable or malicious add-ons are installed. To view the list of add-ons, click the gear menu in Internet Explorer and select "Manage Add-ons". Select "All Add-ons" under "Show". Examine the list of add-ons here and perform web searches for any you don't recognize. You can disable add-ons you don't need from here, but you can't uninstall them--you'll need to visit the Control Panel to do so. If you do require add-ons enabled, you can prevent them from running on most websites. For example, there's a way to enable click-to-play for Flash in Internet Explorer, although it's not easy to find. Flash won't automatically run on any websites unless you explicitly give it permission. You can tweak other installed add-ons in the same way, preventing them from running except on specific websites you need them to run on. Use Anti-Exploit Software Whether you use Internet Explorer or not, you should use an anti-exploit program--but it's doubly important for IE users. These programs watch web browsers for common types of attacks and terminate them if an attack is detected. If an attacker tries to exploit Internet Explorer, this type of utility can help prevent that. Modern browsers are increasingly integrating these sorts of anti-exploit techniques, but Internet Explorer has been left behind and isn't doing so. There are several options here. Microsoft makes its own EMET tool that will work, but it's not the most user-friendly software. We like Malwarebyte Anti-Exploit. You don't need the paid version; the free version will protect Internet Explorer and other browsers just fine. Keep Internet Explorer Updated It's crucial to keep Internet Explorer updated. Microsoft is still actively supporting Internet Explorer with security patches, and you should be installing them if

Download Windows Speedup Tool to fix errors and make PC run fasterThe No Add-ons mode allows Internet Explorer to temporarily run without any add-ons like Toolbars, ActiveX controls, etc. The No add-ons mode in Internet Explorer is rather useful when you want to troubleshoot incompatible browser add-ons or extensions. It is also very useful when you want to troubleshoot a problem like say freezing of your IE, to identify whether it is related to any add-on.Add-ons are programs that supplement your web browser with additional features such as toolbars and ActiveX controls. Some come pre-installed in Internet Explorer while some are installed via the Internet. It is relatively easy to install Internet Explorer add-ons. They require your permission before getting installed on your system. But some may do without your consent.There are four ways you can start Internet Explorer in the No Addons mode.1] In Windows 7, to run your Internet Explorer in the no add-ons mode, Open Start > All Programs > Accessories > System Tools > Internet Explorer (No Add-ons).2] You can also open the Run box from the WinX Menu in Windows 8, type the following command line argument and hit Enter:iexplore.exe –extoffThis will start IE with no add-ons.3] Open a command prompt windows, type the following and hit Enter, to open IE in No add-ons mode:“%ProgramFiles%\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe” -extoffIf you use the IE in no add-ons mode frequently, you can also create desktop shortcut using this for the location field.4] Open Internet Explorer and type about:NoAdd-ons in the address bar and hit Enter.Then if you need to, the through Internet Options > Manage Add-ons, you can enable or disable each add-on to identify which, if any, add-on is creating problems. Useful if your Internet Explorer crashes or freezes frequently and you want to make it run faster.Go here to see how to start Firefox in Safe Mode.Anand Khanse is the Admin of TheWindowsClub.com, a 10-year Microsoft MVP (2006-16) & a Windows Insider MVP (2016-2022). Please read the entire post & the comments first, create a System Restore Point before making any changes to your system & be

OldVersionWelcome Guest, Login | Register WindowsMacLinuxGamesAndroidEnglishEnglishالعربيةDeutschEspañolFrançais日本のРусскийTürk中国的Upload SoftwareForumBlogRegisterLogin Stats: 30,053 versions of 1,966 programsPick a software title...to downgrade to the version you love!Windows » Internet » Internet Explorer » Internet Explorer 7.0 (x64)Get Updates on Internet ExplorerInternet Explorer 7.0 (x64)43,216 DownloadsInternet Explorer 7.0 (x64) 0out of5based on0 ratings.File Size: 28.29 MBDate Released: Oct 18, 2006Works on: Windows 95 / Windows 98 / Windows ME / Windows 2000 / Windows XP / Windows Vista / Windows 7Doesn't Work on: Add info License: Add info Official Website: Microsoft Corp.Total Downloads: 43,216Contributed by:Shane Parkar Rating:0 of 5Rate It!(0 votes) Tested: Free from spyware, adware and virusesInternet Explorer 7.0 (x64) Change LogInternet Explorer 7 x64 was released to support Windows XP 64-bit and Windows Server 2003 64-bit versions Internet Explorer 7.0 (x64) Screenshotsupload screenshotupload screenshotupload screenshotupload screenshotupload screenshotupload screenshotupload screenshotInternet Explorer 7 BuildsInternet Explorer 9.0.8112.16421Internet Explorer 9.0 RC (7)Internet Explorer 9.0 RC (7 x64)Internet Explorer 9.0 Beta (Vista)Internet Explorer 9.0 Beta (Vista x64)Internet Explorer 9.0 Beta (7)Internet Explorer 9.0 Beta (7 x64)Internet Explorer 9.0 (Vista)Internet Explorer 9.0 (Vista x64)Internet Explorer 9.0 (7)Internet Explorer 9.0 (7 x64)Internet Explorer 8.00Internet Explorer 8.0.7601.17514ICInternet Explorer 8.0 (XP)Internet Explorer 8.0 (XP x64)Internet Explorer 8.0 (Vista)Internet Explorer 8.0 (Vista x64)Internet Explorer 7.0 Beta 3Internet Explorer 7.0 Beta 2Internet Explorer 7.0 (Final)Internet Explorer 7.0Internet Explorer 6.0 (Setup Only)Internet Explorer 6.0 (Full Installer)Internet Explorer 6.0Internet Explorer 5.5 SP2Internet Explorer 5.5 (SP1)Internet Explorer 5.01 (Windows 3.1)Internet Explorer 5.0Internet Explorer 5 (Windows 3.1)Internet Explorer 4.01 SP2Internet Explorer 4.01 (Windows 3.1)Internet Explorer 4.0Internet Explorer 3.02 (WinNT)Internet Explorer 3.02 (Windows 3.1)Internet Explorer 3.02 (Win95)Internet Explorer 3.01 (Windows 3.1)Internet Explorer 3.01 (Win3.11)Internet Explorer 3.0 (Windows 3.1)Internet Explorer 2.0Internet Explorer 10 (Windows 7) (x64)Internet Explorer 10 (Windows 7)Internet Explorer 1.0Internet Explorer Commentsblog comments powered by Disqus2465Internet Explorer PollDo you still use an old version of IE? Top 5 Contributorssofiane41,005 PointsPKO1716,000 Pointssafarisilver13,345 Pointsalpha110,985 PointsMatrixisme9,755 PointsSee More Users »Upload SoftwareGet points for uploading software and use them to redeem prizes!Site LinksAbout UsContact UsHelp / FAQCategoryWindowsMacLinuxGamesAndroidFollow OldVersion.com Old VersionOldVersion.com provides free software downloads for old versions of programs, drivers and games.So why not downgrade to the version you love?.... because newer is not always better!©2000-2025 OldVersion.com.Privacy PolicyTOSUpload SoftwareBlogDesign by Jenox OldVersion.com Points SystemWhen you upload software to oldversion.com you get rewarded by points. For every field that is filled out correctly, points will berewarded, some fields are optional but the more you provide the more you will get rewarded!So why not upload