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That's a good thought. &nbsp;Thank you. &nbsp;I will try it in the morning.
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That's a good thought.  Thank you.  I will try it in the morning.

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I've used group policy to force several sites into compatibility view. &nbsp;One of these sites has been updated and will no longer function in compatibility view. &nbsp;I've removed it from the list in GP, but it is not being removed on the workstation. &nbsp;I added the sites via policies\administrative templates\windows components\internet explorer. &nbsp;As you probably know, when you add sites this way, they don't actually show up in the compatibility list on the individual workstations, but it does function properly in compatibility view. &nbsp;Now that I've removed it from the list in GP, I have to go to each workstation, add it manually, then remove it. &nbsp;It's the only way I've found to get it out of there. &nbsp;No a huge deal, but I have 14 bazillion machines to do, at multiple locations. &nbsp;Anyone run into this? &nbsp;Any solutions?
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I've used group policy to force several sites into compatibility view.  One of these sites has been updated and will no longer function in compatibility view.  I've removed it from the list in GP, but it is not being removed on the workstation.  I added the sites via policies\administrative templates\windows components\internet explorer.  As you probably know, when you add sites this way, they don't actually show up in the compatibility list on the individual workstations, but it does function properly in compatibility view.  Now that I've removed it from the list in GP, I have to go to each workstation, add it manually, then remove it.  It's the only way I've found to get it out of there.  No a huge deal, but I have 14 bazillion machines to do, at multiple locations.  Anyone run into this?  Any solutions?

Group policy and IE compatibility view

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