>>If you wants to install IE4 on your machine, make sure that you are not going to uninstall it ever ever ever.
>>
>>I uninstall it and I have a dead machine. As usual, no warning about deleting shared files specially the windows explorer.
>>
>>After Uninstalling IE4 the machine reboot and asks to reinstall windows 95 but I can not have access to the cd drive because everything is locked up.
>>
>>So, be carefull and I still have a dead machine. Anyone help???
>>
>>Mo
>
>The cat is already out of the bag, but incase anyone else wants to uninstall IE4.0 there is a KB article on the process: Q174265 which is found at
> http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/ARTICLES/Q174/2/65.asp?PR=CHS&FR=0&M=S&
>
>It say, briefly, that IE40 CANNOT be uninstalled from your machine IF your machine has multiple boot OS's installed, or IF you have deleted the IE40 backup files were deleted. Also, if you uninstall IE40 then Plus! cannot be uninstalled.
>Gotcha!
>
>Jerry

I installed IE40 yesterday as soon as I've got it in the mail. I didn't like it after playing with it for few hours and uninstalled it. I've got back my prior setting, including IE3.02, usual desktop, etc. and I don't seem to have any problems with my system. My system is setup to boot either DOS/Win3.1 or Win95. I guess I just got lucky! So far, so good.

John