When Microsoft unveiled Windows 10, they took the chance to sweep Internet Explorer under the rug in support of Edge. The newer browser includes a different feel and look, and while Microsoft reports that Edge is quicker and more secure, a lot of users still prefer the old, familiar browser they've been using for many years.

If you like to make use of Internet Explorer 11, that's still an option. Actually, Ie 11 is actually included with Windows 10 by default, so you don't even have to install anything extra. You only need to know where you can look.

How to Open Internet Explorer 11 in Windows 10

Edge may be the default browser in Windows 10, so if you want to use Ie 11 instead, you have to locate and open it up.

Here's the easiest way to launch Internet Explorer 11 in Windows 10:

Move your mouse to the taskbar and click where it says Type here to look. Note: You may also press the Windows key instead.
Type Internet Explorer.
Click on the internet Explorer when it appears.

Opening Ie 11 in Windows 10 is really that simple.

How to Open Ie 11 with Cortana

For those who have Cortana enabled, there's an easier still method to launch Internet Explorer in Windows 10.

Say Hey, Cortana.
Say Open Ie.

That's literally what is needed. As long as Cortana is set up correctly, and may comprehend the command, Internet Explorer will launch once you ask.
Pinning Internet Explorer to the Taskbar for Easy Access

While opening Ie 11 in Windows 10 isn't difficult, pinning it to the taskbar may be beneficial if you are considering utilizing it regularly. This can permit you to launch this program any time you want simply by clicking a symbol on the taskbar.

Move your mouse to the taskbar and click on where it says Type here to look. Note: You can also press the Windows key instead.
Type Ie.
Right click on Ie if this appears.
Click on Pin to taskbar. Note: You are able to click Pin to Start too if you'd like to have an Internet Explorer icon inside your Start menu.

Since you don't need to uninstall Edge to make use of Internet Explorer, you could go back to Edge if you change your mind. Actually, there's actually not a way to uninstall either Edge or Internet Explorer 11.

It is possible, however, to change the default browser from Edge to another thing.

Should you choose want to change the default browser, you can opt for Internet Explorer, but installing another browser, like Firefox or Chrome, is also a choice. However, unlike Ie 11 and Edge, these other browsers aren't included with Windows 10 by default.