[nfbcs] Before updating

[Steve Jacobson]

Tracy,

If you are using IE 8 and are looking at moving to IE 9 or 10, you don't have to save anything.  Upgrading is considered a Windows 
Update.  To revert back, you simply go to your history of updates, find the IE upgrade that brought you to the new version, and 
remove it.  In Windows 7, you use the applications key and select remove.  Removing it will re-activate IE 8.  This might be 
different if you are going from IE 9 to 10 and then want to return to 9. I have not done that.

Best regards,

Steve Jacobson

On Tue, 18 Dec 2012 07:46:03 -0500, Tracy Carcione wrote:

>I want to update to a later version of Internet Explorer, but I want to keep 
>a copy of what I have now, in case the upgrade turns out to be a bad idea. 
>Do I save a copy of IExplore.exe in a safe place, or is it more complicated 
>than that?  I also see a file called IEDW.exe.  Do I need that?
>I'm assuming that good old System Restore will not regress Internet 
>Explorer, but if it will, that would be easy.
>Thanks for any advice.
>Tracy


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