Internet Explorer 10 Blocker Toolkit

Are you looking to prevent Windows Automatic Updates from downloading and installing IE 10 on your computer? Look no further than the Internet Explorer 10 Blocker Toolkit. Developed by Microsoft itself, this command-line based application is designed for users of Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 who are hesitant to upgrade their current IE installation for various reasons.

Features:

• Prevents Windows Automatic Updates from downloading and installing IE 10


• Suitable for enterprise networks to test IE 10 compatibility before deployment


• Low difficulty factor with a simple command-line interface


• Modifies system registry to block IE installation via Windows Updates


• Scripts available for blocking and unblocking IE 10 delivery


• Easy to use for all users, not just professionals

How It Works:

The Internet Explorer 10 Blocker Toolkit works by executing a script that makes changes to the system's registry, adding a key that prevents IE installation through Windows Automatic Updates. The syntax for blocking IE 10 delivery is IE10_Blocker.cmd [machine name] /B, while unblocking it is IE10_Blocker.cmd [machine name] /U.

Important Note:

While the toolkit can stop Windows Updates from installing IE 10, it does not prevent manual downloads and installations of the browser.

Take control of your IE 10 updates today with the Internet Explorer 10 Blocker Toolkit. Download it for FREE now!