How Do You Reinstall Internet Explorer 6?
Over time as PC users install new software, change settings in Windows, download files from the Internet and generally reconfigure their computers, applications settings may become corrupt. It is not uncommon for users of the Web browser Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 to experience problems related to damaged files and malicious registry entries. If IE6 begins to malfunction, uninstalling and then reinstalling the program may fix the problem. While not hard to accomplish, erasing IE6 is not the most intuitive process. Back up your bookmarks and any other valuable IE data. Make a copy of your Favorites folder in the “My Documents” folder of your computer. Make sure you have another browser on your computer like Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome to access the Web in between uninstalling and reinstalling IE 6. Navigate to the “Add or Remove Programs” tool in the Windows Control Panel. Since IE6 is a preinstalled application and considered to be a part of the operating system, it will not be
