They have started to hide the application. Most of the time I have found that IE is actually disabled in the Program and Features.ġ) Check your Accessories folder for IE. I have seen this exact same thing on some of the newer computers we have purchased this year and end of last. My suggestion is try taking a Feature Update to the next version of Windows 10 (v1703->v1709) and see if your IE comes back. It doesn't work because this is the command line version of the thing you tried from the UI, which also didn't work. Both the /disable-feature and /enable-feature said it couldn't find Internet-Explorer-Optional-amd64 I was hopeful with this because that poster's issue sounded exactly like what I've run into on this one machine. I'm just hoping for something easier but not feeling too hopeful at the moment.ĭism /online /disable-feature:"Internet-Explorer-Optional-amd64"ĭEL /S /Q "%USERPROFILE%\Local Settings\Temp\*.*"ĭism /online /enable-feature:"Internet-Explorer-Optional-amd64" Is there any possible way to get this back without having to reinstall Windows? I haven't checked another profile on the same machine to see if just deleting his profile and creating a new one would fix it. I have no idea how this disappeared in both folders since you can't delete or move it without permission. Both seem to have everything normally found in those folders EXCEPT the all important iexplore.exe file. I searched the computer and it didn't come up.įinally, I checked the C drive, both Program Files (x86) and Program Files folders. I've checked the Programs and Features and the Windows Features to turn it on but it isn't listed in here.
Anyway, I have one user with a Windows 10 Pro computer that doesn't have Internet Explorer 11. Instructions on the site itself still talk about Netscape Navigator so who knows how old this code is (and it's a government run website!). Some of our users have to use a website that for whatever reason refuses to work in anything but Internet Explorer.
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