The plans for deploying Internet Explorer 8 through automatic update mechanisms in Windows have been known for some time. Following those anticipated, Microsoft began to offer now, gradually, the automatic installation of the new version of its web browser.
As detailed in a post appeared last week on the official blog of the development team, the company has no intention of forcing his hand all the PCs that still have Internet Explorer 6 or Internet Explorer 7, which had maintained enable the "Updates Automatic "will only display a notification that, when clicked, will ask you to install the update through additional screens warning
The proposed update will update as "high priority" for systems with Windows XP and Windows Server 2003, and will simply be "Important" for users of Windows Vista.
Although the superiority of IE 8 from previous versions is undeniable, in corporate environments might be a wise choice to inhibit the automatic installation of the browser for some time, at least until you have had the opportunity to fully test the compatibility of the new browser with the web application in use: as well known, the new version of Microsoft Internet Explorer browser rendering engine implements a page closer to web standards, which could create some problems for those applications specifically designed to interact with previous versions.
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