Switching to Compatibility View or finding another machine to run the setup will be these customers' only options (that is, assuming they're still not ready to switch to a different browser). What's more, only the desktop version of IE10 is supported – the touch-enabled version for the Windows 8 Start Screen won't work.Īll of this will be a bummer for anyone who upgraded to Windows 8.1, because IE11 was included as part of the upgrade and there's no way to roll back to the previous version once you're running Redmond's latest OS. In it, the latest supported version of Internet Explorer is listed as IE10. Log in to MOP from a machine with an older IE version (IE10 for example) and rerun the configuration from there OR use compatibility view.Ĭompatibility View is Microsoft's name for the mode that makes the latest version of Internet Explorer behave as if it's an earlier version, complete with that version's rendering quirks and web standards incompatibilities.Īccompanying Barteneva's terse blog post, Microsoft's support organization has also published an updated document listing the browser compatibility for Dynamics CRM. All the other browser starts okay and I have no other problems, no viruses, etc As. Barteneva posted a workaround for the problem, but it won't be much of a comfort for affected customers: of 2 - Internet Explorer 11 Won't Start - posted in Windows 7: Hey all, Internet Explorer will not start.
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