
And reboot your computer, you are back to the version of Internet Explorer you have previously installed. If your Server is otherwise operating properly, there is no "need" to uninstall IE - it does not cause issues in a Native, properly operating server. Go to Control Panel Programs Programs and Features Installed Updates, highlight Internet Explorer 11 under Microsoft Windows section, middle way in the list, and click Uninstall button at the top. So then, since Server 2008 is so long out of support, there is (a) nothing you can do or (b) contact Microsoft Support (you say an extra 3 years of support was added) but remember Microsoft will more than likely charge you for the service. if it cannot be enabled (nothing there to enable), then your system may have been hacked a registry change or there may be some other issue. In your case IE may have already been disable in Windows Features. Select your default search engine from the list that includes Google. to run an anti-spyware program to completely get rid of these malware toolbars. It could be disabled in Windows Features but basic elements of IE would remain as these were built into the operating system. Under the Search engine section, click the down arrow where it says Search engine used in the address bar. Toolbars Other Add-Ons Internet Explorer, by itself, is a powerful and. In a standard Native setup (not hacked in some way), Internet Explorer could not be completely and totally uninstalled. IE could be enabled on Server 2012 and servers prior so certainly Server 2008.
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It is there in Personal Computers with Windows 10 and back to at least XP if not before.

For Windows Personal computer and Windows Servers, Internet Explorer shows up in Control Panel, Programs and Features, Windows Features.
