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So Microsoft Internet Explorer 10 (IE 10) has arrived
IE10 has started to arrive on home pc’s. Have
just had my first repair job when IE10 would not fully open. The problem was
traced to AVG 2012 Add on.
Over the years the amount of Internet
Explorer add-ons installed increases, the majority not needed. Some add-ons
like antivirus are normally best left to improve security when surfing.
In this case the AVG add-on was disabled,
to check if it was causing the problem and then AVG was updated to a later
version.
This update was installed as part of the normal
weekly cycle so the user was un aware that Internet explorer had been updated.
In the office environment the update via
WSUS has been disabled in Active Directory (AD) using Microsoft Tools, when we
are happy that all our office applications work we will update.
To disable add-on in IE run IE with Add-ons
disabled, in the run box or cmd line, "C:\Program Files\Internet
Explorer\iexplore.exe" -extoff or
under Start – Accessories – System Tools.
