This is an introduction to using Explorer ActiveX in Windows 10 Explorer, and how to switch to Explorer in Microsoft Edge.
Today is July 29, 2015.
Microsoft's ambitious Windows 10 automatic update day
When it updates, the browser updates as well. You will probably encounter the Microsoft Edge browser.
Shall we start the internet? Click the browser icon in the image below.
Are you already feeling confused? Like, "I prefer the old browser I used to use"?
If the new browser feels awkward I will find the Explorer 11 browser for you.
The easiest way is to try accessing Naver using the Micro Edge browser.
Many of you are probably seeing a screen like the one below. Is it because it hasn't been optimized for Edge yet?
You can go directly to the site in Internet Explorer 11 from here. You can navigate by clicking the underlined part as shown in the image above.
Another method is to open the site as shown in the image below, click the three-dot icon at the far right of the browser, and select "Open in Internet Explorer." You will likely need this to access the bank, as it is due to ActiveX.
Key Point!!
It is said that Windows 10 browsers do not support ActiveX at all.
You might be thinking, "Do I have to downgrade then?" But that is precisely why Internet Explorer 11 was hidden—to solve this problem. You’ll just have to find it.
If you want to find it easily, click the Windows menu and look for Accessories. It is located there, so it would be convenient to hover your mouse over the icon, right-click, and select "Create desktop shortcut."
