Download Internet Explorer For Windows 10 [ Latest Working Version ]

Internet Explorer is one of the oldest web browsers that allowed users to access the internet. Launched in 1995, Internet Explorer outperformed every web browser in multiple aspects and gained 95% usage share by 2003.

Alongside the introduction of Windows 10, Microsoft also introduced its new web browser Microsoft Edge. Consequently, Internet Explorer was discontinued and the browser hasn’t received any updates for quite some time now.

Even though Internet Explorer being discontinued it is still used by several government agencies and organizations, several older websites can only be accessed properly using Internet Explorer.

Well, if you don’t prefer using Microsoft Edge and want to download internet explorer for Windows 10, then you are reading the right article.

So here’s a detailed guide on how to download and install Internet Explorer on Windows 10, Windows 8.1, and Windows 7.

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Download Internet Explorer For Windows 10 And Windows 8.1

It is worth noting that, the latest version of Internet Explorer, i.e., Internet Explorer 11 comes preinstalled with both Windows 10 and Windows 8.1. Consequently, if you are using Windows 10 or Windows 8.1, then there’s no need to download Internet Explorer.

Now to find and use Internet Explorer on Windows 10 and Windows 8.1 type and search “Internet Explorer”. You can now use Internet Explorer on Windows 10.

The initial startup might take up some time, but soon the browser will be fully functional.

Download Internet Explorer For Windows 10

Download And Install Internet Explorer: Windows 7

For Windows 7 it is necessary to manually download and install Internet Explorer 11. You can download Internet Explorer based on your Windows 7 version from Microsoft’s official website. Once downloaded install the exe file and you are good to go.

Internet Explorer: Pros And Cons

Internet Explorer is a fully functional web browser that works flawlessly even on underpowered Windows computers. Power-saving features, stats about the performance impact of add-ons, and visual search providers are some of Internet Explorer’s nifty features.

That said, it’s not the most feature-rich web browser. Furthermore, due to discontinuation and lack of updates, Internet Explorer is not the most secure browser. Lately, Microsoft has been focusing on improvising Microsoft Edge and its the default web browser since the advent of Windows 10.