Microsoft released a patch for IE 11 on Windows 8.1
Facing Internet Explorer 11 browser problems on Windows 8.1, Microsoft has just announced a new patch that promises to fix bugs and improve user reliability.
Facing Internet Explorer 11 browser problems on Windows 8.1, Microsoft has just announced a new patch that promises to fix bugs and improve user reliability.
Accordingly, the patch will be available for Windows 8.1 , Windows 8.1 RT and Windows Server 2012 R2, which can be updated directly or downloaded via the Microsoft support website. In addition to improving " reliability", Microsoft did not go into details on this patch.
Previously, IE 11 encountered many complaints about compatibility. Some customers reported that some websites displayed incorrectly on Microsoft's new browser.
Shortly thereafter, the company also provided a temporary solution that turned on Compatibility View mode to view before waiting for the new update patch.
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