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by cglrcng9
Go to add/remove programs, highlight the IE6 line, click remove, then click restore previous windows configuration which will roll it back to the previously installed version of IE. Or you could just click repair if there is a problem and it will check the IE6 files for corruption and repair it w/ the orig. files for IE6.
Good Luck.
by red dragoon
by red dragoon
by cglrcng9
It will be listed as "Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 SP1 with Internet Tools" in the 'Add/Remove Properties Box" Installed Programs Listing.
Highlight it (in blue), then click the "Add/Remove" Button, another window will open giving you the options to:
1. Add A Component
2. Fix Internet Explorer
3. Restore The Last Windows Configuration.
You can roll it back using the last choice (as long as you didn't install IE6 twice) or use the 2nd. choice to check for corrupt files in IE6 & restore the files to the original downloaded/installed state.
by red dragoon
by red dragoon
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