#Google page cannot be displayed 64 Bit#

WhoВ knows what IE 11 is doing but since it is very muchВ slanted toward WindowsВ 8, it is probably better to stay away from itВ when running Windows 7. The bottom line as I understand it is that default is 32 bit.

#Google page cannot be displayed 64 Bit#

In IE 9, you could tell if you were in 32 or 64 bit mode but in IE 10 there isВ just one mode and some conflicting information as to how you could make it run in 64 bit. This only partially solved the problem and I thinkВ the problem related more to whether or not IE was running in 32 or 64 bit and also related to whether IE was in 'Run as administrator or otherwise. I gave up having Google as my home page and instead had 'use new tab' as my home page and Google as an item on the Favourites Bar. I have had problems with Google for months, not to the same degree as you but to the extent that more often than not, when I wanted to do a Google search, I would click on it and there would be a delay of 10 to 15 seconds before it would show up. Leave it in this state until you feel you want to try IE 11 again at which time you can navigate to windows updates and click on Restore hidden updates. The uninstall will take you back to IE 10 and once this has been accomplished, go to Windows Update and when it says that an update to 11 is available, select it and click 'Hide Update'.

Since going back corrected your problem you canВ do another restore but it might be better to go to Windows Update, Update History, click on Installed Updates and there it will tell you that you can uninstall the update by clicking on the update and then click uninstall.

My experience is that problems with Google predates IE 11 but upgrading did in fact make the problem worse for me and thus my suggestion to go back to IE 10.