Fix my internet explorer 7 install#
Fix my internet explorer 7 download#

I remove them and reset my default search to google reset my home page and continue until I turn off my computer and turn it on again. Every time I turn off the computer and turn it back on I get the same defaults that I removed time after time.

So, what am I supposed to do? I cannot remove this program.

Fix my internet explorer 7 download#

When I followed instructions that led me to download ie 11 I got that familiar message that the program i have is more recent than the one I’m trying to install. Internet explorer 11 behaves poorly and I’d like to uninstall it but I can’t. That’s what I think has to happen here if the previous ideas don’t work. Theoretically, that would also clean up Internet Explorer.īut that’s the path I think we’re heading down. I have an article on that, “ How do I remove malware?” There are some things that you can try there including a repair reinstall of Windows. If that doesn’t resolve the problem, then aside from just using a different browser, like Chrome or Firefox, the only thing that I can suggest is that you go down the path of just removing malware in general.

Fix my internet explorer 7 install#

This time, when you go to the download site, it should allow you to download that most current version of Internet Explorer and install it from scratch. There may be some warnings along the way and that’s okay, because we’re going to turn right around and then reinstall it. That should remove most of 1 Internet Explorer and its components. And in there, uncheck Internet Explorer 10. Now, if that doesn’t solve the problem, go to the Programs in Control Panel and find the Turn Windows features on or off section.

Malwarebytes can sometimes clean up these kinds of issues that other anti-malware tools might not necessarily catch. This feels like malware that was incompletely removed, has bugs, or is just causing this problem. The wording implies that you have something newer than what they have, but I believe what they really mean is that they don’t have anything newer than what you have – which would be the case if you have the most current version. That message appears when the download site has nothing newer than what you have to offer. I honestly believe that the “more current” message that you’re seeing is a misnomer. Now, it’s going to be hard to say exactly what’s going to work to solve this problem, but I’ve got a couple of ideas. Based on what you’re seeing, I suspect that you’re already running Internet Explorer 10.