Internet Explorer 8 Version 8.0.7600
Simple question: How can you upgrade Internet explorer from version 8.0.7600.16385 to version 8.0.7601.17514 on Windows 7? There doesn't seem to be much of an 'Update button' anywhere on IE for this sort of thing, installation downloads for IE8 from Microsoft just say that Windows 7 doesn't support IE8 when you try to run them, and it's pretty heavily tied in with the operating system itself. Any ideas?Part of the context here is that we're really trying to do this as surgically as we reasonably can, without putting much else on the computer or anything.
I just wonder what teh IC in version numbers like 8.0.7600.16385IC for Internet Explorer means as I have two systems (one Windows 7, one Windows 2008 R2) with identical version numbers.except. for the IC, i.e. Windows 2008R2 shows 8.0.7600.16385 (whereas up-to-date versions e.g. For XP are totally different - as expected for a different bracnch). On Tuesday (Jan. 12), Microsoft officially phased out support for Internet Explorer versions 7 through 10, which means the company will no longer release security update patches for the browser. Can't get gmail to come up at all in either browser ie 8 or the latest firefox! Gmail is down. When I use IE 8.0.7600 or Firefox 3.6.10 Gmail doesn't work.
But we are struggling to find the correct KB number for the said version. Could you please help me to find the KB number?Does that mean they want you to uninstall down to that version? Use theto find the latest cumulative update for iE.
No 'search' required, just do a Ctrl-f there for cumulative.That (currently) finds thisso then you find the.csv file and download it.Then we would have a good exercise for using PowerShell (or Excel) or otherwise just make do with findstr in a cmd window.findstr /i 'iexplore.exe.8.0.7' 'File attributes tables for security update 2744842.csv'Iexplore.exe,8.0.7600.17115,'672,872',24-Aug-12,17:15,x86,Curious coincidence with numbers? Perhaps they made a mistake formatting and transcribing those digits? What version of IE8 do you have installed now? As seen via Help About (Alt-H,A)?HTHRobert Aldwinckle.
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Oracle suggested us to install the IE version 8.0.7601.1751 to check whether it resolves the issue.I wonder if the 8.7601 is meant to be a way of referring to the cumulative LDR version? The same findstr I gave you also found this:Iexplore.exe,8.0.7600.21313,'672,872',24-Aug-12,17:10,x86,If you weren't already on the LDR track for IE modules, one way of getting it presumably would be to uninstall your current cumulative update, install a hotfix (thus acquiring at least one LDR level module), then install the cumulative update again. Otherwisejust go to the Microsoft Update Catalog and download the desired version then apply it using dism in a variation of theFWIW I still think that there should be a FixIT to help people avoid such complexity when they want to try to get on the LDR track for IE.Good luckRobert.