As it has carried out with former On-line Explorer (IE) releases, Microsoft has developed to choose from an IE 8 blocking toolkit to allow users to help keep Microsoft’s browser from being downloaded automatically on their Windows machines. a January 6 posting to the Microsoft IE blog, company officials noted that Microsoft is planning to push the final IE eight release via its Automatic Update (AU), Windows Update (WU) and Microsoft Update (MU) update systems. To maintain the release from being pushed, customers can download the blocker toolkit from the Microsoft Download Center. some previous versions of the toolkit, there is no expiration date on the latest blocker. The toolkit can be configured by running the registry file on client machines or via Group Policy, according to the IE eight blog posting. the final IE eight bits are ready, Microsoft is planning to mark them as a top priority for distribution, officials said via the blog entry: IE8 update will be released as the highest priority update for each operating system. For Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008, it will be listed as Important. For Windows XP and Windows Server 2003, the update will be listed as High Priority. Delivery of IE8 via AU will begin after we make IE8 offered from the Microsoft Download Center. Of course, consumers can always decline to install IE8 through AU when it is offered.” hasn’t provided a final release target date for IE eight, other than to say some time in 2009. Late last year,
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