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Originally Posted by Null
There is a way, i have done it before, i forget how tho.
Easist way, is having firefox set to default browser. delete the IE icon from the desktop. and get rid of it in the start menu. they can still get to it if they know what they're doing. but most will just open up firefox.
and what you mean WHEN it gets security flaws? the new IE already has them. some pretty big ones that had to be fixed. and many others. from what i read a while ago, its still running on the normal IE engine.
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Yeh that doesn't suprise me that it already has flaws. That's why it said downloading update or something when installing.
Hmm I was hoping to completely remove IE from Windows XP, but I think that's impossible.
I am thinking to install the software through group policy, maybe there is a parameter to make the MSI package make it the default browser. Then again I don't think Firefox comes as an MSI package, I will have to make it
