Silly question, but I'm stumped... I currently have GPOs setup to remove the Security Tab from IE 11 - works great.
Sometimes various IT admins want to test applications/web based solutions and they'd like full reign over IE. Since I have this policy set in stone, if they need to make custom changes they can deny requests much easier. Anyways, this batch file was working until this week:
It changes my registry but now the Security Tab doesn't come back. This works well because I can execute this remotely on their computer and then execute a gpupdate when they're done.
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Silly question, but I'm stumped... I currently have GPOs setup to remove the Security Tab from IE 11 - works great.
Sometimes various IT admins want to test applications/web based solutions and they'd like full reign over IE. Since I have this policy set in stone, if they need to make custom changes they can deny requests much easier. Anyways, this batch file was working until this week:
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