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“Fix it” available for Internet Explorer


Today we released a downloadable tool called a “Fix it” for Internet Explorer.

On September 21, we will release a cumulative update for Internet Explorer through Windows Update.  We recommend that you install this update immediately. If you have automatic updating enabled on your computer, you won’t need to take any action – it will automatically update your machine. This update will reinforce the issue that the Fix it addressed and it will also cover other issues.

For more information, see Security Advisory 2757760.

For tips on how to stay safe online, visit the Microsoft Safety and Security Center.

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