Posted by John T on May 11, 2013 at 07:37:36 from (216.249.76.176):
OKAYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
THANKS EVERYONE INCLUDING BUT NOTTTTTTT LIMITED TO ROYSE AND GLEN AND ALAN AND MARK AND WALT
IE 9 or 10 still wouldnt work despite latest threat definitions and full 2 hour body scan
Sooooooooooo on desktop I downloaded Mozilla Firefox 20.01 or whatever the latest to a thumb drive
I stick the thumb drive in the laptop and click install
Firefox loads and asks if I want to import from Internet Explorer I SAY HILL NOOOOOOOOOO
Firefox shows up AND NOW EVERYTHING ON NET WORKS
Question, how do I get rid of and uninstall FREAKING INTERNET EXPLORER its still down in left bottom toolbar next to Firefox and I clicked it once and it did work but I didnt see an Uninstall in Programs and Features where I usually uninstall programs
I WANT IE THE HILL OUT OF MY HOME HOW DO I GET IT GONEEEEEEEEEE
Fun to get help here, I try my best when I can and it feels good to get a little help myself sometime woooooo hooooooo
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