[Edited Message Follows] Cindy,
Right now the only version of Internet Explorer that is to receive ongoing support under Windows 7, 8, or 10 is Internet Explorer 11. If by "find this information" you mean the support dates, I've already posted the links to the Microsoft Lifecycle pages for Internet Explorer and Windows 10. These are out there and rigorously maintained by Microsoft, but virtually no one reads them, including me, unless I have reason to be researching specific support dates. I don't know what message you got, and if you are not on IE10 then I would love to be able to replicate what's happening to you because I hate these sorts of inconsistencies and there is, always, a root cause that can be determined. If you hit ALT+H followed by A that will bring up the "About Internet Explorer" dialog box where the version of IE is displayed. Since the Version is plain text I imagine JAWS will read it out. I'm currently at 11.20.10586.0 on my Windows 10 machine. My guess is that the automatically install updated versions setting on the IE on your machine was intentionally unset due to compatibility issues with JAWS at one point or another, but that's just a guess. Brian
