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The thread discusses whether IE 11 can be used exclusively in 'Metro Mode' on Windows 10. The original answer confirms that IE 11 was designed for both Metro Mode and desktop use, but the user seeking guidance asks for specific steps to launch IE 11 in Metro Mode on Windows 10, as it defaults to desktop view. The responder provides a link to a YouTube video claiming it offers a solution, suggesting that the method may work in most cases.
RUDY03

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I never use IE, but was just wondering if it was possible to use IE 11, the one I have, in its 'Metro Mode' exclusive to Win 8 & 8.1 ?
 

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Yes, it is. IE11 came out with Win8, out of the box, and was designed to work in Metro Mode as well as Win7 desktop mode.

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BIGBEARJEDI said:
Yes, it is. IE11 came out with Win8, out of the box, and was designed to work in Metro Mode as well as Win7 desktop mode.

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Then how exactly do you do that? I mean, whenever I try to run IE from my Win 10 start, it opens in the default desktop view....so, maybe you could elaborate on the steps?
 

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