Windows 10: latest cumulative update breaks IE11

Hi there

after applying the latest cumulative updates IE11 is now broken on my system (W10 pro X-64)..

Often the Main (home page) of a site works but as soon as you link to other links in the site garbled text often appears.

Here's an example from BBC website. Main news page opens but link to a story and :






One can partly fix by pressing F12 and setting IE compatibility to IE10 or IE9.

Cheers
jimbo

:)

 

IE11 now appears to be 'persona' non grata in Win 10 since EDGE dominates (edges out) IE.

The Trusteer Rapport guys never answered my questions, it is not clear which level of Rapport supports Microsoft Edge. If it is the one that breaks IE11 that is not acceptable.

Anyway I went back to 3.5.1804.161 which works with IE11.

There is no explanation in the Trusteer Rapport support site about the differences of the different levels and that is quite unprofessional considering that it is own by IBM. I'll probably get rid of it if they don't give a better support. Something on
the latest IE11 updates is incompatible with Trusteer Rapport 3.5.1908.118.

 

Windows 10 IE11 Leave page popup

After the latest updates to Windows 10 (version 1511 (OS Build 10586.494)), Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 1511 for x64-based Systems (KB3172985) and Update for Windows 10 Version 1511 for x64-based Systems (KB3173428), installed on 7/13/2016 many webpages
in IE11 are now popping up a window asking if "Do you want to leave this page" (or words to that effect).

This is happening on multiple PCs on my network so I'm sure its something that Microsoft did to IE11 during one of those latest updates (and a search of this website seems to indicate this isn't the first time this has happened). Does anyone know what changed
and what to do the correct this problem?

 

Mine seems ok, but Microsoft did say they were killing IE off:





How often do you delete the browser cache.

 

No problems with IE11 here......after latest update. *Smile

 

They have not said they that. They are stopping support for older versions (except in special cases).

It is unlikely IE11 will undergo much development though as Edge is their primary focus.

 

No issues on 3 home pcs.

Maybe a system restore?