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I'll give it a try with the custom adm on Monday and hope that the &quot;Applies to &quot;&nbsp;section is correct (i.e. IE *7* is *not* affected), so that I at least don't need to deploy the hotfix.
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I'll give it a try with the custom adm on Monday and hope that the "Applies to " section is correct (i.e. IE *7* is *not* affected), so that I at least don't need to deploy the hotfix.

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I had an issue with IE failing in certain situations, esp. with the google maps API on our website. It turned out that this was caused by the javascript being sent gzip'ed by google, which IE would simply interprete without decompressing first. Finally it turned out that an option was needed in IE's Advanced settings: &quot;Use HTTP/1.1 via proxy&quot;. (This was not set, only &quot;Use HTTP/1.1&quot; was set).<br />
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To make a long story short: How can I distribute the correct setting to all my PCs? I cannot find anything related in the usual group policy settings ...
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I had an issue with IE failing in certain situations, esp. with the google maps API on our website. It turned out that this was caused by the javascript being sent gzip'ed by google, which IE would simply interprete without decompressing first. Finally it turned out that an option was needed in IE's Advanced settings: "Use HTTP/1.1 via proxy". (This was not set, only "Use HTTP/1.1" was set).

To make a long story short: How can I distribute the correct setting to all my PCs? I cannot find anything related in the usual group policy settings ...

Set IE option &quot;Use HTTP/1.1 via proxy&quot; by group policy

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Set IE option &quot;Use HTTP/1.1 via proxy&quot; by group policy

Set IE option "Use HTTP/1.1 via proxy" by group policy