Internet Explorer is part of Windows, so you cannot uninstall it. You can repair or reset it or you can download and install Internet Explorer 8. That version is still in beta, but it works fine. I prefer Firefox 3, which is another option. You can have both browsers installed on your computer. Choose one as the default. This article might be useful: Troubleshooing IE
mombodog
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October 15th, 2008 18:00
Here are some suggestions to resolve most IE7 problems.
Go to Tools > Internet Options > Advanced Tab, Tick "Empty Temp Internet Files Folder When Browser Is Closed" Hit OK.
Then follow these instructions
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/923737
Mary G
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October 15th, 2008 18:00
Internet Explorer is part of Windows, so you cannot uninstall it. You can repair or reset it or you can download and install Internet Explorer 8. That version is still in beta, but it works fine. I prefer Firefox 3, which is another option. You can have both browsers installed on your computer. Choose one as the default. This article might be useful: Troubleshooing IE