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Windows 95 crashed (not unusual) but this time I had
to reinstall and now I only have Internet Explorer 4.7.
Many programs require IE version 5 and even
though I purchased version 5 CD from Microsoft
and I also have ie501.exe (65,188MB), and others,
none of them will install. That's because when I
run them, they automatically try to connect to a
Microsoft server and fail. I'm pretty sure that is
because Microsoft has decided not to support
Internet Explorer for Windows 95, and so I am left
feeling very frustrated and annoyed.
I had this machine hooked up to a DSL modem and I
could surf the web just as easily and fast as I could with
my Windows XP computer. Microsoft wants me to update
to XP, I'm sure, but I want to keep 95! It purrs and usually
gives me very few problems. I think Microsoft brings shame
on itself. Some individuals can't afford to continuously
upgrade, and already have a considerable investment in their
Windows 95 computer.
Does anyone know how to load IE5 or higher without
going to a Microsoft server first? I'm sure the
65,188MB file contains everything I need if only I knew
how to bypass the Microsoft server!
Before I dump Window 95 and install Linux instead,
does anyone know how I can bypass the server and
load IE 5?
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win95.general.discussion (More info?)
"Stan" <Stan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Windows 95 crashed (not unusual) but this time I had
> to reinstall and now I only have Internet Explorer 4.7.
> Does anyone know how to load IE5 or higher without
> going to a Microsoft server first? I'm sure the
> 65,188MB file contains everything I need if only I knew
> how to bypass the Microsoft server!
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