Filed under: OS Updates, Microsoft, Beta, Browsers
Hey, EU! Internet Explorer now uninstallable in Windows 7
While it's not likely to placate those who are out for browser blood, Microsoft has taken steps toward pacifying the European Union in the latest RC builds of Windows 7.As you can see in the updated Windows Features screen captured by AeroXperience, Internet Explorer 8 can now be removed just like Tablet PC support or Chess Titans. Unlike older versions of Windows where stripping IE with a tool like NLite usually caused some kind of headache down the road, Windows 7 appears to plug along just fine after removing the executable.
It's also good news for Google, who have been sweet talking OEMs since late last year in attempts to bundle their browser on new laptop and desktop PCs.
Thanks, Bryant!
It's taken two years for this to happen, but 
I know, the devil
turned up the thermostat. In fact, this isn't as drastic as it sounds, nor is it "happening" in any real
sense. The move is largely to shut up the griping European Union, who say 
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They key to getting good at Graveyard Shift is learning to use ...
