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This problem occurs because the behavior of the Internet Options dialog box has changed in Internet Explorer 7. When the &quot;Security Zones: Use only machine settings&quot; Group Policy setting is enabled, you cannot use Internet Options to configure zone settings.<br />
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So, Download this Hotfix from the link below <br />
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<a href="http://support.microsoft.com/kb/935786" rel="ugc">http://support.microsoft.com/kb/935786</a>
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This problem occurs because the behavior of the Internet Options dialog box has changed in Internet Explorer 7. When the "Security Zones: Use only machine settings" Group Policy setting is enabled, you cannot use Internet Options to configure zone settings.

So, Download this Hotfix from the link below

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/935786 [http://support.microsoft.com/kb/935786]

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I've recently added trusted sites to my GPO via th Sites to Zone Assignment under CPU Policy. However, when I am a user that is a Domain Admin, the Trusted Sites section is greyed out on the machine and I can't add additional trusted sites if I wanted to.<br />
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Is there some way to fix this or is this just the natural state of things?
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I've recently added trusted sites to my GPO via th Sites to Zone Assignment under CPU Policy. However, when I am a user that is a Domain Admin, the Trusted Sites section is greyed out on the machine and I can't add additional trusted sites if I wanted to.

Is there some way to fix this or is this just the natural state of things?

Trusted Sites Greyed Out After GPO Settings

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