IE 10 forced upgrade

[Magic Static]

MS forced IE 10 on me. Would not let me uncheck the box for the update, installed it anyway. No more compatibility button. And it won't run this site correctly:rant: Now I can't hit return and start a new line or paragraph in a thread.

 

[Scott Greczkowski]

MS forced IE 10 on me. Would not let me uncheck the box for the update, installed it anyway. No more compatibility button. And it won't run this site correctly:rant: Now I can't hit return and start a new line or paragraph in a thread.

Try cleaning your cache. As things should be working now in fact I paid to have our CKeditor upgraded to the latest version on Thursday. We are one of the handful of vbulletin sites which are using the new ie 10 comparable editor.

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[StevenD]

The question you should be asking yourself is, "why am I still using IE???"

 

[meStevo]

Reason for the upgrade: http://www.sitepoint.com/microsoft-ie10-windows7-update/

...and 2 fixes for your problem.

- http://google.com/chrome
- http://mozilla.org

 

[avg1joe]

I agree with the others. Its time to move on. Firefox with adblock plus is a whole new, simpler browsing experience.

 

[Neutron]

We decline it on every one of our Windows 7 machines at work as well as our servers.


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[DodgerKing]

Why not just use a different browser? I haven't used IE in years.

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[yourbeliefs]

I hope my IT guy at my job isn't a complete moron and prevents this from happening to our machines. We use programs that use the IE renderer to render web pages and they aren't compatible with IE9+. My machine still has IE 8 as a result. If this thing gets installed on my machine I won't be able to perform certain functions. Luckily though I can probably revert to the IE8 installation if I have to, as my machine is the regular Windows 7 and not SP1 (which came with IE9..)

 

[StevenD]

I hope my IT guy at my job isn't a complete moron and prevents this from happening to our machines. We use programs that use the IE renderer to render web pages and they aren't compatible with IE9+. My machine still has IE 8 as a result. If this thing gets installed on my machine I won't be able to perform certain functions. Luckily though I can probably revert to the IE8 installation if I have to, as my machine is the regular Windows 7 and not SP1 (which came with IE9..)

MS provides group policies that can be implemented to restrict/prevent IE "upgrades". Any decent admin has these deployed until new versions can be fully vetted.

 

[yourbeliefs]

MS provides group policies that can be implemented to restrict/prevent IE "upgrades". Any decent admin has these deployed until new versions can be fully vetted.

Yeah well.. this "admin" also chose to deploy a website without the right connection string in the web.config because we left it blank with the message of "To be filled in by the admin" and then tried to blame ME when the website bombed out... so I'm not giving any benefit of the doubt here...

 

[Rdeejr]

You can run in compatibility mode. Go to link below.

http://techathlon.com/internet-explorer-10-run-compatibility-mode/