Let’s start right now. It is not recommended to reinstall Internet Explorer. By reinstalling Microsoft Internet Explorer, you can replace shared DLLs and dependencies. It could corrupt other parts of your system, since Internet Explorer components are integrated throughout the system. It’s much better to automatically fix your system now, using a set of tools that takes the time and resources to ensure a safe fix.
To reinstall Microsoft Internet Explorer go to the settings screen. After that, click “Add or Remove Programs”. For now, you need to click on Internet and click delete. Once you have successfully removed the software, it is time to get a new version from the official Microsoft website.
Once you have found the latest version on the website, you should download it but not install it yet. Before proceeding with the installation, you must be absolutely sure that you have also installed all Windows updates. The latest version of Internet Explorer also requires all other shared dependencies and DLLs to be up to date. If you also installed all optional patches and fixes, you can continue with the installation.
If you find this too much work or if you can’t keep up now, you should try using a system optimizer. It saves you all the frustration and hassle to fix your system. They also contain many other useful system utilities. For me, “Deleted Files Recovery” and “RAM Defragmentation Tool” have saved me a lot of time and headaches.
