I like the ideas here, but let's make sure they are in the proper order. If you do not have a second browser option please get one; or more if you wish more than one. Though I have personal preferences it is not my position to sway you. Once the addition(s) are installed and working to you satisfaction use one to download the current version of AVG. Following the successful download delete the prior AVG version using whatever choice you determine is best for you. Please look at their uninstall tool and REVO before making a decision. Finally, install the new AVG and update. By doing operations in this order you maintain protection for as long as possible, succeed in removing the prior version and have the ability to install the current version with the least amount of potential conflict. DA

casi you should always have at least one extra browser on any pc, that way if IE should crash or not work you would be able to use the other one to get online and get help. You can have as many browsers as you want it is just one more program you add to your pc. Firefox is what I use as do many others but Chrome and Opera are popular. I do not use IE at all except when I have to use it for MS updates. To use another browser on your pc you just download it, let it install, then when you want to go online you just click on the icon for that browser instead of the one for IE it is that simple. Plus firefox and most others will ask you during install if you want to import your settings and bookmarks from IE you say yes and your new browser will have everything IE had all set up for you. Whether anyone uses IE or not you should always update to the latest version for your version of windows for security reasons. However if you have XP you would not be able to use IE9 it is for Vista and above, and should not be offered in updates for those with XP

Hello Rita and all y'all!! >>>> "Say what you will spunboundwarrior... But, if you're running Windows you HAVE to have Internet Explorer. Rita" How untrue that statement is, as much as and as well as the MSWin IE/XP FUD works (you bought the FUD after all, eh), it just ain't so....And if you do it right, and use the right software package to do it, removing BOTH OutLook and IE is a simple and very effective way of making your PC faster, stabler, and w/o IE-OL, more secure too..... And it'll have a smaller footprint and memory requirements, and can be set up as you, not Steve Ballmer, wants it to be. Or you can do the delete "manually" too, but it's (to me anyway) a royal pain in the arse....Instructions for doing it right are in abundance.... I ran "it" for on my last (well, it was really the S.O.'s PC, but I grew weary of having to fix something every, well very often.) MSWin PC, and installed it for a friends daughter (and installed the software that she PURCHASED not stole) on a fPC just a few weeks ago. It is for MSWindows software that IS well worth the money.... Then again, there is always SimplyMepis6.... Here is a link that might be useful: The best of

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