Internet Explorer 10 final has been released for Windows 7 and available for download. For IE10 to install on Windows 7 you must have Service Pack1 installed on your computer. If you’ve installed
IE10 release Preview it’ll be automatically updated to this stable version and if you’ve automatic updates turned on Internet Explorer 9.x installed will also be automatically updated to IE10 in the coming weeks as well.
Microsoft
says in IE blog that “IE10 on Windows 7 improves performance across the board with faster page loading, faster interactivity, and faster JavaScript performance, while reducing CPU usage and improving battery life on mobile PCs.”.
New features and performance Improvements offered by IE10 on Windows 7
- IE to load real world pages up to 20% faster.
- Improves hardware accelerated performance of SVG and HTML4 constructs.
- Continues to lead on JavaScript performance with many improvements to the Chakra JavaScript engine.
- Improvements to make common browsing activities you do every day faster.
- IE10 offers integrated spell checking and auto-correct for spelling mistakes.
If you want to prevent/stop IE10 from installing via automatic updates you should install
IE10 update blocker tool. IE10 comes with Do Not Track signal turned on by default, since its choice took by browser instead of user companies to ignore that signal. Do you know? IE10 on Windows 7 doesn’t offer
Flip Ahead feature.
If you face problems during the install of IE10 you can find the below article useful.
To upgrade from IE8/9 to IE10 on Windows 7, download and install IE10 for Windows 7 from
here (make sure you uncheck “I would also like Bing and MSB defaults” before clicking on download link.
IE10 for Windows 7 standalone/offline installer links
Above links are for English language only, you can find IE10 standalone/offline installer links for other languages
here.
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