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Input internet in the Windows 10 Cortana search box on taskbar. Way 2: Open Internet Explorer via Windows 10 Search Box

Then the Internet Explorer should be opened very quickly. In the Run dialog box, type iexplore and hit Enter key. Alternatively, you can right click the Windows Start menu and choose Run to launch it. Press Windows+R keys on the keyboard to open the Run dialog box. You can quickly launch Internet Explorer by following the steps below. To launch the Internet Explorer via the Run box is very simple. Let’s see detailed steps and screenshots one by one. How to open Internet Explorer in Windows 10? The following will show you how to open Internet Explorer with 4 methods. In this case, you need to open those old web pages with Internet Explorer. Why they're happening- I don't know.However, sometimes you still need to use the old browser, for example, some government agencies still have very old websites that don’t function correctly in new web browsers. It's full of "Name not found" and "Path not found" errors. Here's the result when I try running IE9.

I have run procmon, as suggested by ccpizza.

It looks like we might be getting somewhere.

Downloading the installer using a different machine (in case installer was corrupt).

Installing all critical/important Windows updates.

Ticking "Use software rendering instead of GPU rendering" in "Internet Properties".

Resetting Internet Explorer settings in "Internet Properties".

Temporarily disabling firewall/antivirus.

Installing Internet Explorer 9 via Windows Update, instead of manually.

Here are the things I've tried which didn't help: My machine is a decent spec, and I've had no problems with Internet Explorer 8, or any other browser before. However when I try to run Internet Explorer 9, the window opens, the blue loading circle spins, "not responding" appears, then the window shuts without anything appearing in the browser window. It appeared to complete okay, with no errors or warnings in the event logs. I've just finished installing Internet Explorer 9 on my Windows 7 32-bit machine.