Your question didn't state why you want to use IE7. Good solution for occasional testing really terrible solution if you need to use it a lot. However, running a VM like this will never be good for performance, and IE7 is slow enough already without making it even slower, and it can be a pain to fire up a VM every time you want to run IE7. Running IE7 under Windows XP in a Virtual Machine.įor developers who still need to test in IE7, this is easily the most sensible solution and suitable VMs can be downloaded for free from Microsoft for testing purposes. For now, IE11 is still available in Windows 10 alongside Edge, but this is unlikely to remain the case in the longer term, so you should not plan on relying on it for anything other than a short transition period. In addition, be aware that compatibility ode is not available in the new MS browser Edge that is replacing IE. However: Be aware that compatibility mode is not an exact replica of a real IE7 there are a number of differences (bugs) that can affect page rendering in IE7 mode, so it cannot be considered a drop-in replacement for a real IE7. This can be enabled for specific sites or across all intranet sites via browser config, or via a meta tag in individual pages. IE11 comes with compatibility modes that can emulate all IE versions down to IE7. There are options, but nothing that you should consider using in the long-term. They simply are not compatible with each other. To be clear: IE7 will not run under Windows 10. Test Microsoft Edge and versions of IE6 through IE11 using free virtual machines you download and manage locally.īrowser Sandbox allows testing in various versions of Internet Explorer: See Download virtual machines for more information:
Internet Explorer Application Compatibility VPC Imageĭownload and install an Internet Explorer Application Compatibility VPC Image. In any case it will be full of bugs and security holes.īelow are some possible workarounds you can try.īrowserStack allows testing in various versions of Internet Explorer:
This is better than using a compatiblity mode as compatibility does not 100% emulate a real IE7.It is very unlikely you can get it to run natively on Windows 10 but you can run it using Windows Vista in a VM (see below for how to do this). Internet Explorer 7 is almost 10 years old and was written for Windows Vista. I need Internet Explorer 7 as a web site I am accessing will only open with this.
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