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GPO setting

Does anyone know where in GPO I can change the setting for "Run under logged on user's security context...."?

Link below:

http://vstepic.blogspot.co.uk/2014/02/group-policy-internet-settings-event-id.html
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User Configuration -> preferences -> control panel settings -> Internet Settings

Right click and select browser version
Then click the common tab and check the box.
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Would you by chance know how to check to see if my browser on the client machine is running under this setting?
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run gpresult /r and see if it appears there as being applied
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If the setting was applied through GPO, it would be grayed out in IE and you would not be able to change it.
yap, granularity explanation in link and below for relevance

Run in logged-on user's security context (user policy option)

Applicable to preferences that are part of User Configuration settings, it designates that associated with it change should be carried by impersonating the current user, instead of the Local System account. The option's checkbox is automatically grayed out for all items appearing in the Computer Configuration section of Group Policy Management Editor. Keep in mind that this particular option has no relevance in regard to Drive Maps and Printers settings, which always follow the context in which they are defined (User or Computer Configuration node).

http://www.tipsandtutorials.net/group-policy-preferences-windows-server-2008-directory-services.html