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I think it shouldn't... the GPO and registry are merged, however don't think it go written down in the registry but kept in session memory ?. &nbsp;I'm not pretty sure, maybe someone else could assert this.
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I should be able to see the settings applied from the GPO, like the proxy settings in IE but they are not there
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I think so too, but not the registry changed... I can't now, but I'll make some tests in my domain tomorrow.
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compdigit44 gave some instructions to try to identify the problem. &nbsp;In my opinion it was a good tip however no feedback was given.
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Hi I've encountered a bit of strange problem. &nbsp;I have GPO for IE11 but it no longer seems to be updating the registry. &nbsp;i can see that the gpo is applied by running gpresult but IE is not configured correctly (e.g. no proxy settings) and looking at the GPO in question it is meant to update the following registry key:<br />
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HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Wi<wbr />ndows\Curr<wbr />entVersion<wbr />\Internet Settings <br />
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But there are no settings for the proxy in there.
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Hi I've encountered a bit of strange problem.  I have GPO for IE11 but it no longer seems to be updating the registry.  i can see that the gpo is applied by running gpresult but IE is not configured correctly (e.g. no proxy settings) and looking at the GPO in question it is meant to update the following registry key:

HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings 

But there are no settings for the proxy in there.

gpo applies but doesn't update registry

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