You have to budget time to download the patch and then your system is out of commission for 30 minutes to an hour, and what do you get? Another patch. After 27 years, the browser is now retired and replaced by Microsoft Edge, a browser built based on the Chromium engine developed by Google, which has been designed for the modern web with better security and compatibility features.Upgrading software is a pain! Updates seem to pop up at the most inopportune time. Internet Explorer was originally released in 1995 and bundled with Windows 95. Of course, you can remove the app if you won’t be using IE Mode. If this were the case, Microsoft would provide one-year notice.Īlso, Microsoft does not recommend uninstalling Internet Explorer manually since IE Mode on Microsoft Edge relies on it to provide backward compatibility.
The feature will be available until 2029 unless the company decides to terminate it earlier. If you must use Internet Explorer for specific websites that don’t work correctly on modern browsers, you should be using IE Mode on Microsoft Edge. Starting on June 15, the desktop version of Internet Explorer will begin redirecting users to Microsoft Edge, and in future system updates, the company will disable IE altogether.
Windows 11 doesn’t include any version of Internet Explorer.Īlthough Microsoft will keep supporting the 27 years old browser primarily for organizations for a little longer, June 15 marks the end of the road of Internet Explorer (at least) for consumers. However, Internet Explorer will be removed from Windows 10 20H2 and higher releases, including Windows 10 IoT. Older versions of the operating system, such as Windand earlier, Windows 8.1, Windows 7 (through the Extended Security Updates service), Windows Server 2022 (and older versions), and Windows 10 LTSC will continue to have limited support. However, now, the company is ending support and slowly removing Internet Explorer for most versions of Windows 10 starting June 15.
Although the web browser has been obsolete for years, many organizations and regular users still use it. Microsoft is finally ending support of Internet Explorer (IE) on June 15, 2022. The company plans to release an update to disable the legacy browser in the future.The browse will progressively redirect from IE to Edge.Microsoft ends support for Internet Explorer on June 15.
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