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Some users may not like their current IE browser to be automatically installed as IE7. So here's a good method to disable that process once Microsoft releases the new critical updates.

According to ithub :

When Microsoft is ready with the final version of IE7, users who have Windows Update automatically install critical updates will suddenly find themselves running the new browser. Don't want IE7 pushed onto your systems? Here's how you can keep it from happening. Toolkit to disable automatic delivery of IE7 on the MS site.