Microsoft’s Internet Explorer Solution Center will help the users to know the common and most frequent issues. It features issues related to IE8, IE7, and IE6.

One may visit the IESC to have a quick support rather than looking at various forums.

Visit IESC @ http://support.microsoft.com/ph/13418

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If you have any issues with IE8, you can quickly fix the same by using the Internet Explorer Troubleshooter, follow these steps:

1. Close all the IE Windows and any other active applications. This will perform the operation smoothly.
2. Click Start, Control Panel.
3. Navigate to System and Security, and click Find and fix problems.
4. On the left task pane, click View All.
5. Click Internet Explorer Performance.
6. Click Next.

This will run the troubleshooter, which will fix all the identified issues. This tip also helps you to troubleshoot “Internet Explorer displays blank pages” and “Internet Explorer doesn’t show any webpages” issues.

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Windows 7 allows you to disable/uninstall Internet Explorer. Follow the steps outlined below:

1. Goto Control Panel and find out the “All Control Panel Options”
2. Click “Programs and Features”
3. Click “Turn Windows Features On or Off” in the left pane.
4. Find out Internet Explorer 8 listed in the program list.
5. uncheck the option.

Click OK and rebook the system.

Once the system is restarted, you will not see any instances of IE8.

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