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[question] IE6 Separated from Windows Explorer


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I'm a little confused by the question - do you want IE6 not to use shell components, or the old-style Windows Explorer?

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hi there cluberti, sorry about not specifying. what I mean by like Internet exploer 7 has been separated from windows exploer. is there anyway of doing the same if any budy has see the preview of IE7. if Microsoft found away then there has to be away to sparate both IE6 and windows explorer.

is there any way?

i don't want to install ie7 beta.

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IE7 has the same files separated from shell components as Windows Explorer. It's just that the IE7-specific files are newer than IE6, otherwise they'll use the same shell components on Windows XP.

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hi there cluberti, sorry about not specifying. what I mean by like Internet exploer 7 has been separated from windows exploer. is there anyway of doing the same if any budy has see the preview of IE7. if Microsoft found away then there has to be away to sparate both IE6 and windows explorer.

is there any way?

i don't want to install ie7 beta.

umm is there anyway of modifing windows that the files that are already there for this?

i would like to have windows xp running better.

Edited by kurt476
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IE6 and explorer cannot be separated, as IE6 actually uses shell components (not the other way around). There are guides on the 'net on how to remove IE6 completely from an installation, but I wouldn't suggest it.

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i would like to have windows xp running better.

I fail to see how this would help Windows XP run better.

I've read that IE7 and Windows Explorer won't be integrated (with each other) in Windows Vista, but I don't know how true this is.

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They're not technically integrated, but IE uses shell components at times (like shdocvw.dll and shell32.dll), and Explorer uses IE components at times (like wininet.dll and urlmon.dll). I doubt this is going to change any time soon, including the Vista timeframe (otherwise IE7 would likely not be able to run on XP).

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