Microsoft has released the much awaited Internet Explorer 9 final version which can be downloaded using following direct download links:
Windows Vista or Server 2008:
Windows 7 or Server 2008 R2:
Its available for Windows Vista, 7, Server 2008 and Server 2008 R2. Both 32-bit and 64-bit versions are available.
Direct Download Link for Other OS and Languages
Posted by: Vishal Gupta | Categories: Internet Explorer
Leonel
can't download IE9 from that site. i'm using Windows 7 32bit. I've been trying to download it but to no avail.
Leonel
is there an official alternative download link?
VG
^^ I have added another alternate download link. You can open that link and download the desired version. :)
Leonel
i've downloaded it using ubuntu. it works. seem like there is something wrong with my OS. i've reinstalled it and now i can't check for updates.
Leonel
thanks for the quick response VG. i have tried it also but still i can't download it from my windows 7.
VG
^^ You can try this link as well:
beautyoftheweb.com/#/download
davidlim
hi guys,
is there a way to download IE9 for Vista x86/x64 web installers on Win7 system?
all IE9 sites autodetect my system and keeps pointing to Win7 web installers.
thanks
Uewd
BEST NEWS. Downloading it now and thanks.
mithi
offline installer works like online installer
it also downloads all the files
netzu
does microsoft release any full offline installer that don't require any updates while installation?
netzu
does microsoft release any full offline installer that don't require any updates while installation?
VG
^^ No. Actually the offline installer downloads and installs the prerequisite updates.
Fred
Are there any prerequisites for 7 SP1 ? When I launched the so called offline installer, it took a lot of time, much more than to download IE9-Windows7-x86-enu.exe, showing a window with download progress bar.
VG
^^ Yes: support.microsoft.com/kb/2399238
Kyle
YEAH!!!!!!!
Swapnil
Internet Explorer is the worst browser. Microsoft has everything, it's financially strong, can take advantage of shipping products with Windows and it's applications can use any component of Windows. Despite these advantages, just see these facts-
1. Internet Explorer lacks support for true extensions.
2. Internet Explorer is non-cross platform.
3. Internet Explorer does not support WebGL.
4. Internet Explorer does not support true themes.
Leonel
@Swapnil: Firefox is just released today and all the facts that you have stated are from firefox. Also, I don't know that we have fanboy(s) here.
Swapnil
@Leonel,
Extensions - Firefox and Chrome have a large gallery of Extensions. Opera 11 and Safari 5 introduced support for Extensions and have a small gallery of add-ons. Internet Explorer does not allow add-ons to be fully used. Many Internet Explorer add-ons are simply ActiveX controls.
Cross-platform - Opera, Chrome and Firefox run on Windows, Mac and LINUX. Safari runs on Mac and Windows. Internet Explorer runs only on Windows currently.
WebGL - Chrome and Firefox support WebGL in their stable products. Opera 11.50 in Opera Labs also supports WebGL. Safari Nightly also supports WebGL on Mac OS X 10.6.
Themes - Firefox and Chrome support themes. Opera also has some skins developed by My Opera Community. Safari and IE do not have themes.