IEAK 10 now available for Windows 7 and Windows 8
Internet Explorer Administration Kit 10 (IEAK 10) now supports building custom Internet Explorer 10 packages for Windows 7 and Windows 8. IEAK 10 simplifies the creation, deployment, and management of customized Internet Explorer 10 packages. You can download IEAK 10 from https://ieak.microsoft.com.
- Kevin Luu, Program Manager, Internet Explorer
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Anonymous
March 22, 2013
My Win 7 is configured to install important updates automatically. I see the IE 10 update but it is not getting installed automatically for over a week now. Is it normal?Anonymous
March 22, 2013
Hated IE9, & uninstalled. Feel the same about IE10, for the same reason. There are compatibility issues (I end up having to use Chrome), on both the 32 & 64 bit vs's I have installed. My biggest gripe, however, is usability. IE8 has a favorites menu to the left of the favorites bar. It's impossible & impractical to have all favorites on the bar, so I like this feature. In addition, when the IE8 favorites menu is opened and expanded, the individual bookmarks expand down, rather than to the right. This makes it MUCH easier to mouse navigate. Opening to the right, the menu closes if you accidentally hover off.Anonymous
March 22, 2013
Is IE10 the last browser Microsoft will ever release?Anonymous
March 23, 2013
Speak spanishAnonymous
March 23, 2013
@Mir: "Is IE10 the last browser Microsoft will ever release?" Doubt it as screenshots from IE11 in Windows Blue have already appeared on the web!Anonymous
March 23, 2013
@Pablo "My Win 7 is configured to install important updates automatically. I see the IE 10 update but it is not getting installed automatically for over a week now." I have the same question too! IE10 is listed as an "Important Update" in Windows Update, however it is unselected by default!! - So how can it be classed as an "Important" update, if it's not selected by default in Windows Update!!? Come on Microsoft!! Automatically deploy IE10 to regular users already!!!!Anonymous
March 23, 2013
I'm in the process of making a full transition to IE10. chrome and firefox are a jokeAnonymous
March 23, 2013
My WIN 7 updated IE10 then mistake "windows is checking for a solution to the proplem", can you help for me ?Anonymous
March 24, 2013
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March 24, 2013
Can you at least admit that updating of TPLs is not working in IE10 (Windows 7 & 8) ?Anonymous
March 24, 2013
Do we really need this kind of package? IE10 installs automatically on Windows 7, and is preinstalled in Windows 8. It doesn't run on Vista and earlier, so why again does an admin "need" to build custom packages?Anonymous
March 25, 2013
Since IE10 was automatically installed, I can attach anything in g-mail and the internet loses the connection about every 4-5 minutes.Anonymous
March 25, 2013
@Tomislav: Post repro steps please. My TPLs are working without any problems in IE10 on both Win7 and Win8. @Martijn: IT administrators (typically at big companies) like to create special IE configurations, particularly to adjust security for their Intranet sites and the like.Anonymous
March 25, 2013
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March 25, 2013
@EricLaw TPLs are working fine but they are not automatically updating like they did in IE9.I have to reinstall them to update them.You can check the date of TPL (right click-more informations).Anonymous
March 25, 2013
@S This is totally off-topic, but I share your concern for the scrollbars. Although not the biggest issue of IE10, when putting IE10 in IE9-or-earlier mode, it should display the "classic" scrollbars, because the layout engine of that older browser normal does so, too. @Microsoft: you should fix this.Anonymous
March 26, 2013
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March 26, 2013
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March 26, 2013
i hope thisw workAnonymous
April 03, 2013
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