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IE10 proxy settings don't get applied on a windows 7 PC, but gets applied on IE9
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We had Windows 2008 and recently we migrated from windows 2008 to Windows 2012.We have 300 XP PCs in our school and we will be migrating all PCs to windows 7.
I had installed Windows7 on PC and tested to make sure if every thing works fine.
I noticed that when windows 7 is on IE 9 , the internet works fine perfectly and picks up different proxy settings as per the user.
Staff: Staffproxy.domain.local (medium restricted)
Student: Studentproxy.domain.local (less restricted)
Administrator: adminproxy.domain.local (Bypass proxy access)
But after running windows updates on this PC IE10 was installed.
Now when I open the IE10 the proxy settings don't get applied and the web page cannot be displayed. I don't know how the proxy needs to be setup for IE10 users.
Any help to trouble shoot and sort this much appreciated.
We had Windows 2008 and recently we migrated from windows 2008 to Windows 2012.We have 300 XP PCs in our school and we will be migrating all PCs to windows 7.
I had installed Windows7 on PC and tested to make sure if every thing works fine.
I noticed that when windows 7 is on IE 9 , the internet works fine perfectly and picks up different proxy settings as per the user.
Staff: Staffproxy.domain.local (medium restricted)
Student: Studentproxy.domain.local (less restricted)
Administrator: adminproxy.domain.local (Bypass proxy access)
But after running windows updates on this PC IE10 was installed.
Now when I open the IE10 the proxy settings don't get applied and the web page cannot be displayed. I don't know how the proxy needs to be setup for IE10 users.
Any help to trouble shoot and sort this much appreciated.
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Yes that's right, we have a Primary DC and a Secondary DC which runs on a Windows 2012.
We have 2003 and 2008 servers in the network, we are planning to upgrade these servers to windows 2012.
On Windows 2012 servers (DCs) , the explorer version is 11
On Windows 2008 servers-File server, the explorer version is 10
On Windows 2003 servers- File server, the explorer version is 8
We have 2003 and 2008 servers in the network, we are planning to upgrade these servers to windows 2012.
On Windows 2012 servers (DCs) , the explorer version is 11
On Windows 2008 servers-File server, the explorer version is 10
On Windows 2003 servers- File server, the explorer version is 8
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