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I know Windows 10 Home does not have Group Policy Editor, but some tweaks out there allow it. The one I used is a .bat file from this website that enables gpedit.msc to work. Now, I like to undo or disable what that .bat did, but not sure how to do that. I've attached the .bat file below. Some help would be great. Thanks in advance gpedit-enabler.bat

Good to know IE no longer needs anything from system32. I will be trying this out soon, and hope it works out Thanks in advance

Appreciate the links, abbodi1406. The first one is 11.0.20 as I already tried that. The last one is an .msu file which will not work without IE 11.0.17 or below installed first AFAIK. As for the .cab files, have not tried them yet, but can probably use the files inside to replace 11.0.20. I'm still not sure where to put all the files anyways. Which Internet Explorer folder? The one in Program Files(x86) or Program Files? Yes, i'm using Windows 7 x64 so IE is x64 also. Are you sure no need to replace files or folders elsewhere, i.e. in /Windows/System32?

Not sure why nobody responded to this thread. But, does anyone know which files must be copied over from the PC that has IE 11.0.18 to the one with IE 11.0.20? I'm thinking if I replace them it will turn IE 11.0.20 into 11.0.18, right?

Hello Anyone know a way to get a specific version of Internet Explorer 11 for Windows 7? The problem for me is the one on Microsoft's site 11.0.20 refuses to work with an ActiveX plug-in I use. I tried with a clean install and no other add-ons, and it still gives me "an add-on for this website failed to run." But, on another PC with IE 11.0.18 it installs fine. How to find IE 11.0.1 to 11.0.19 instead? Thanks in advance