IE 9 public beta

Discussion in 'other software & services' started by Victek, Sep 15, 2010.

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  1. vasa1

    vasa1 Registered Member

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    You may not be alone:

    Source: http://www.conceivablytech.com/2888/products/ie9-bottom-line-is-it-good-enough/
     
  2. Cvette

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    Wow, can't say I'm surprised here, it IS Microsoft anyway....

    To anyone having issues with the installer hanging 1/4th the way through... turn UAC ON :rolleyes: reminds me of the old Call of Duty problem, the game wouldn't start up, because you had to change your microphone settings >.<
     
  3. trjam

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    got mine up and working.
     
  4. elapsed

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    Can't say I'm surprised, it IS a BETA anyway.....
     
  5. microbial

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    Just found this addition to my Program Files: -

    Feedback_Tool.jpg


    ...was obviously installed at same time as IE9 beta although only just discovered it. Safe to delete?
     
  6. elapsed

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    Try and see? :D I don't see why not.
     
  7. trjam

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    Geswall working well with it.
     
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    Indeed it is, but needing to have UAC running just to install is weird.
     
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    Not surprised. I think Adobe Acrobat 8 also required UAC to be enabled to install correctly.

    Still not liking the beta. If I wanted Chrome I'd install Chrome.
     
  11. trjam

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    My daughter said it best. She said it looked like a kid painted it.;)

    I like it but it is cheap looking.
     
  12. Cvette

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    It does look a little funky, but I am a huge fan of simplicity. I'm not on my 20mbit line right now so I can't test the preformance much :doubt:
     
  13. microbial

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    You want me to be a guinea pig?! :eek:

    I have Total Uninstall 5 close at hand. Deletion is tempting. Heh heh



    Thanks for this info :thumb:
     
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  15. trjam

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    when IE9 says it is scanning a download, what is it scanning with?
     
  16. Victek

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    I don't particularly like the minimalist UI either, but at least in IE9 you can enable the favorites bar and the status bar. You can also move the refresh and stop buttons.
     
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  18. elapsed

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    Whatever security software you have installed.
     
  19. trjam

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    I didnt have any installed. But it was a IE9 box at bottom that after you save file says it is scanning it.
     
  20. elapsed

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    Probably Windows Defender then.
     
  21. trjam

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    I had a feeling that was it, thanks FD.:thumb:
     
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    Been trying IE9 for a few days and I have to say I really like it. Seems v fast on my system and I think the new look and features are welcome.

    Nice one MS :thumb:
     
  23. pabrate

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    I concur :thumb:
    It works and looks really good.
     
  24. brainrb1

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    I have not been able to download updates or whatever it is (Vista 32bit). After install it has been two hours and the download is stuck. I have tried many times,it's not working.
     
  25. pabrate

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    My only problem with it is that Norton Insight is not working, every other part of Norton's Browser protection and Safe Web is working perfectly fine.
     
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