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How can I set Advanced Internet Explorer (IE) settings using Group Policy?
John Savill
January 3, 2001
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A. The Internet Explorer Maintenance portion of the Group Policy (User Configuration, Windows Settings) has a hidden option. To access this option, perform the following steps:
Open the Group Policy you want to modify.
Expand User Configuration, Windows Settings.
Right-click Internet Explorer Maintenance.
Select Preference Mode from the context menu.
The system will add a new Advanced branch with two groups, Corporate and Internet Settings. Double-click one of them.
The system will open a dialog box with various settings that you can change as desired. (The Advanced settings option under the Internet Settings is very useful.)
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If you want to remove the Advanced object, you must select Reset Browser Settings, which loses all your other settings but removes the Advanced object. Likewise, if a Group Policy is already applied, you need to reset it and then enable the Preference mode.
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