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Dear NAG, I'm asking the list this question because it applies to me personally but there may be a larger point. Foolishly I upgraded to Internet Explorer 7 beta. I want to go back to IE 6. IE 7 has some bugs that annoy me to the point of reverting. If I try to install IE 6, the installer detects that I have a newer version and exits. Under "Add/Remove Programs" there's a checkmark for Internet Explorer under Windows Components. But if I click on this checkmark, what state does that leave my computer in? Would it be safe to download IE 6 to disk, unistall IE7, and run the IE 6 installer? My bottom-line question is whether one can safely accomplish this reversoin without having their system CD handy (ie on the road with a laptop). Thanks, /rich