![]() ![]() THIS METHOD WILL NOT WORK ON WINDOWS 11.įor other OS's (8.1, 7, XP, etc:), I have yet to test, but I assume the Internet Options method should work there too. Once deleted, the redirect protocol will be removed, and you can access IE like normal from the taskbar. (it's safe to do so, but it won't let you if Edge/IE is open). Through File Explorer, follow this path:Ĭ:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft\Edge\Application\Current version #įrom here, you can see a folder called "BHO". Just open a second tab, closing the first, and you now have access to IE11. If you're using Windows 11, then go into the Legacy Control Panel, and go into "Internet Options". Well, I'm not exactly sure if this will help you with your ERP situation, but there is actually a way to force Internet Explorer open (not IE mode in Edge), but it could varry based on your OS ![]() I am trying to find a way to roll this back and possibly stop a major work stoppage for my company. It seems to be the version of Edge 1.46 had the options available so that you could stop it from redirecting. But none of them seem to give back the capability to use IE. I have tried uninstalling all the MS updates on their computers from Feb 14 to date. The previous settings in Edge under settings>default browser" allowed you to disable the redirect. Basically if you try to use IE it automatically redirects to Edge. I missed the announcement from Microsoft that they would be putting an arrow through the heart of Internet Explorer on Valentines day and I am just discovering users that have had it updated. We are projected to go live with this in May. This project also is folding in two other ERP programs into this upgrade so you can imagine the huge amount of work going into this. They began the lengthy project of upgrading to a cloud version roughly a year ago. I, of course sounded the alarm years ago to management repeatably that IE had an expiration date. ![]() I have established that over the last 4 years since I began here. It is truly solely IE dependent for other reasons as well. My company uses an old Enterprise Resource Program (ERP) that uses Java as part of its components. I will try to make this explanation short. ![]()
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