OK guys, can someone PLEASE verify if the new IE9 installs for them or not...? I can uninstall/reinstall the IE9 original final, but the new IE9 will fail to install. My OS had IE9 integrated into the build, if that info helps. But I can see no reason for the new IE9 failing to install. I've tried several times and keep getting a fail. Tried download several times from several sources, but same error. So could someone please check if they can uninstall IE9 original final and then try to install the new IE9. I'm on x64 OS. Thanks...
I did not try... i have "old" IE9 syspreped in to wim and i dont intend to touch it, except with updates...
Solor, is there a new KB982861 that we/I can download? Or is it only possible to update IE9 to the new version with kb2530548?
Thanks SoLoR, I forgot you actually use IE I'll just leave in the previous IE9 in there for my new build, as I don't really use it anyway and there seems to be the possibility of trouble for me. Thanks for sorting through the updates again
Thank you so much for your informative explanation. Sorry for not being helpful enough. I guess that most of us will just install the cumulative IE9 update, rather than reinstall IE9 as you did. Anyway, I applaud your effort, because thank to you, we can now suspect that the IE 9 refreshed installer may have some problem. You did attempt various ways to troubleshoot the problem. I think the remaining method would be: a. Install a fresh Windows 7 SP1 that has no IE9 integrated. Upon Windows installation, attempt to install the IE 9 refreshed installer; or: b. Install a fresh Windows 7 SP1 with the IE 9 refreshed installer integrated. If IE 9 fails to function through either of these methods, we can safely conclude that the IE 9 refreshed installer is corrupted. For that, we shall stick to original IE9 installer, or wait for IE 9.0.2 new installer when the next cumulative security update is released in the future.
Thanks akf, but for some reason I was just able to install IE9 x64 after all. I did the same thing, uninstalled, which reverts it back to IE8, then install the new IE9, but this time around it worked. Perhaps it needed an extra reboot cycle after IE8 got restored or something... I did have one problem with my system though that I just found out: my SATA DVD drive just went out, it's dead. This caused slow and problematic boot up, so perhaps it was related. After unhooking the cable it boots fine again. My main interest in updates (including IE9, etc.) is for integrating them in new OS builds, which is why I was trying to find out if anyone else had the problem I had too, in which case I would not have included the IE9 refresh into a new build. But I can see now that it will work. One question though: if I integrate the IE9 refresh into my new build, do I still need to integrate the cumulative IE9 update, or are the updates already included in the IE9 refresh itself?
ricktendo64 So, if I integrate both IE 9.0.1 and the cumulative IE9 update together, will the cumulative IE9 update act as a LDR placeholder, so that LDR branch of IE 9 is installed? Or, there is no effect at all when integrating both IE 9.0.1 and the cumulative IE9 update?
well, I have a system with all the updates until may 2011 slipstreamed, so that's including KB2497453, but KB2478662 STILL appears in the windows update. I am aware that the system.dll is newer in KB2497453, but tell Microsoft that.
Hi bapt just go to main Windows 7 forum and put your question there I'm not an expert but I think that you will be able to find the file system.dll in this directory c:\windows\winsxs\ I hope this can help you cenahum