Internet Explorer 10 is coming to an end and Microsoft already recommends jumping to IE11 or if possible

A few days ago we witnessed the end of Windows 7 with a cessation of support that came simultaneously for Windows 10 Mobile but also for Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2. A passage of time that also affects Internet Explorer, a browser that has seen two replacements arrive in the form of HTML-based Edge and another, more recent, built on the Chromium engine.

The truth is that despite the fact that the two versions of Edge, and especially the last one. offer great potential, Internet Explorer continues to have a large user base.Many still rely on IE, and everyone still using the old version of Internet Explorer, version 10, is getting a notice to migrate to IE11.

Make the leap to Internet Explorer 11

It is particularly enterprise-level users who rely on IE for their applications and taking advantage of the fact that there is less and less time left for them to As Internet Explorer 10 (IE10) reaches the end of its useful life when it is no longer supported, Microsoft is advising those interested to make the leap to Internet Explorer 11 (IE11).

All those teams that continue to use IE10 will see how on February 11, 2020 a final update for Internet Explorer 10 arrives so after that date, all updates, paid assisted support options, and technical content updates for Internet Explorer 10 will be discontinued.

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That&39;s why they recommend making the jump to Internet Explorer 11 and to make the jump easier will go from offering a standalone update to Internet Explorer 11 for through an optional update, to a Recommended Update. Anyone using Internet Explorer 10 will see it featured in Windows Update, an important update. For those using Windows Server Update Services (WSUS), the update type will now display as a recommended update."

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For all users who may fear a loss of compatibility with the utilities they saw using in IE10, Microsoft ensures that with IE11 they will be able to use Enterprise Modeso that you can continue using IE10-based applications and that they continue to be compatible."

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Also remember that after installing the update and having IE11, users must also install the corresponding cumulative update, so that Updates for Internet Explorer 11 will now be included in the Monthly Rollup and will continue to be available as Internet Explorer Cumulative Update 11>"

Internet Explorer 11, officially released on October 17, 2013 for Windows 8.1 and November 7, 2013 for Windows 7, is the version number 11 of the popular browser and the latest version of the web browser released by Microsoft. You have seen how Edge has come to replace it and in fact even offers a compatibility mode with Internet Explorer, but it is still present in a good part of the computers in the business sector.

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