How to get Internet Explorer back on Windows 11 & 10

In this video, I'll show you how to get Internet Explorer back on your Windows 10 or 11 computer after the October 2023 update. We'll start by disabling a setting in the Internet Properties window and then edit the Windows Registry to ensure Internet Explorer opens instead of Microsoft Edge. Finally, I'll guide you through creating a desktop shortcut for Internet Explorer using two different methods. If you find this video helpful, please like and subscribe. Let's get started!

VBS code:
CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application").Visible=true

[TechWise]

Here are 4 reasons why you would bring back Internet Explorer from the dead:

1) Old Software Needs It: Some old websites and business applications only work with Internet Explorer.

2) Web Developers Testing: Developers might need to see how their sites look and work in Internet Explorer.

3) Accessing Old Websites: Some archived websites were made specifically for Internet Explorer.

4) Historical Interest: People might install it for a trip down memory lane or for historical research.

[juliachen]

Thank you so much for your step-by-step instruction. This video helps me to be able to access the old banking system which I desperate need.

[dalecorne]

Having Internet Explorer on my Windows 10 system, will aid in my transformation from Windows 10 to Windows 7 (in looks only)

[maupedx]

Whi the hell someone should bring back that crappy browser?!?

[arlobennett]

Yeah, but why? It's horribly out of date by browser standards.

[johnsantos]

no way I never used IE been on others but never IE