Since the update will only affect users and organizations that have yet to make the switch to Edge, those that already have won't be impacted by the update. Microsoft assures users that the decision to discontinue Internet Explorer and redirect them to Edge is for them to experience better web browsing and help organizations switch their last IE11 users to Edge with IE mode. Those devices that aren't already redirecting people from Internet Explorer 11 to Edge will do so on the same Edge update that permanently disables the former web browser. The tech giant corrected its earlier statement that Internet Explorer 11 would be permanently disabled through an Edge update instead of a Windows update as previously announced. Microsoft said in the announcement it posted on its message center that it scheduled its out-of-support Internet Explorer 11 desktop application to be permanently disabled on certain Windows 10 versions on Feb. Internet Explorer Discontinuation Details Microsoft previously released a notice to Windows 10 users on June 15, warning users about Internet Explorer reaching its end of life and that they should switch to Edge whenever they choose to. Microsoft recently announced that a future Microsoft Edge Update would permanently disable Internet Explorer 11 desktop web browser for Windows 10 come February. The latest version of the site at now allows other browsers like Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Safari to visit the site, search for updates, and download them.Internet Explorer will soon say farewell. Previous versions of the site restricted access to Internet Explorer. The site allows you to download Windows Updates individually through your browser.
As part of the announcement, it was also stated that the Microsoft Update Catalog would also be receiving a long overdue update. The change to Windows Updates was announced back in August and clarified earlier this month with posts to TechNet as the change took effect.
These operating systems will follow the model employed by Windows 10 and Windows Server 2016 with one quality update, one monthly quality rollup, and. You can no longer choose individual patches for Windows 7 SP1, Windows 8.1, or Server 2008 R2, Server 2012, or Server 2012 R2. The change to Windows Updates getting the headlines this month has to do with the bundled quality updates.
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