Windows will now take a few minutes to remove Internet Explorer 9 once you restart your computer when prompted to do so, you will be back to using the previous version of IE that was on your machine in the case of Windows 7, this can only be Internet Explorer 8 in the case of Windows Vista, it could be either IE8 or IE7 (which comes pre-installed on Vista). Depending on your current credentials and security settings (whether or not you are logged in as a standard user or administrator, for example), you may need to supply a password or click on 'Yes' when the User Account Control dialog ('UAC Prompt') appears.

When Windows 7 displays a ' Are you sure you want to uninstall this update?' confirmation dialog, click on ' Yes'.You will now be looking at a listing of the latest patches that were applied to your PC instead of trying to locate IE9 in the group, just type ' Internet Explorer' in the search field (located in the top right corner of the Control Panel window) to filter these results then, right-click on ' Windows Internet Explorer 9' and choose ' Uninstall':.When Windows 7 opens a listing of applications currently installed on your computer, click instead on the ' View installed updates' link shown in the left side of that particular page.First, close all Internet Explorer windows/tabs you have opened then, type ' uninstall' in the start menu's search field click on the ' Uninstall a program' result listed under Control Panel:.Proceed as follows: (you may need to supply the administrator's password) A previous tutorial showed you how to uninstall Internet Explorer 8 from your computer in the case of Internet Explorer 9, the process is quite different, since it was installed by Microsoft as an 'update' to your machine.

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