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To quickly access Internet Explorer next time, you can pin it to taskbar. Press Windows + R, type iexplore in Run window, and hit Enter. Click Start or the Cortana search box or press Windows key, type Internet Explorer, and click Internet Explorer application from the list to open it. Click Start -> Windows Accessories -> Internet Explorer. How to Open Internet Explorer 11 in Windows 10 Now you should be able to find Internet Explorer in Windows Accessories. At last, you can copy and paste the Internet Explorer shortcut to the Accessories directory path.Then you can press Windows + R, copy and paste %ProgramData%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Accessories in Run window, and hit Enter to open Accessories window.Click Finish to create a shortcut for Internet Explorer in Windows 10. Next you can type %programfiles%\internet explorer\iexplore.exe in Create Shortcut window, and continue to type a name like IE for the shortcut.You can right-click the blank space of desktop screen and click New -> Shortcut to open Create Shortcut Window.

This will bring Internet Explorer back to its original place. One is a Precision T3500, the other is a Latitude E6530.If Internet Explorer is missing in Windows 10 and you can’t find it from Start menu or Windows Features, you can create a shortcut for iexplorer.exe, and paste it to the correct directory. I would think there's some common hardware between the two, but aside from being older Dell machines, I've not found any. And the other PC just launches a browser for my PRTG dashboard (map) I keep running in my office - and all of that works fine. The laptop is just a test machine, we can easily reimage. In fact, the laptop ended up with the same text rendering problem. I also tried mounting the ISO and installing again (I had to simultaneously do the same thing on a laptop since I couldn't read the prompt) - to no avail. I tried the "fresh start" option under the same menu (which opens Windows Defender). I found this post, and tried sfc /scannow in Safe Mode, as well as all variations of dism they suggested, all to no avail.

Powershell, of the right-click Start menu.

Right-clicking the Start button (left click is fine).

It boots up and everything looks fine at first, but once I start trying to do anything, things aren't quite right.

I've installed it with no issues on two machines, but on the only other two I've installed it on we have a problem with text rendering. We've started testing the 1703 build on a number of computers in our office - just a back burner kind of project.