IE10 on Windows 7 would store passwords in the Credential Manager-Web Credentials section and I could launch Credential Manager from within IE10.
However, since upgrading to IE11 on Windows 7 there is no option to launch Credential Manager from within IE11 AND if I open Credential Manager there is no Web Credentials section however IE11 is saving credentials.
Where is IE11 saving website credentials and how do I manage them on Windows 7 X64 which is fully up to date?
Hi,
I'm having a cookie problem on 2 out of 2 tested environments using Windows Server 2008 R2 (with roaming profiles) and Internet Explorer 10 (IEAK'ed) :S
For instance when I login to www.google.com with my username and password, as long as I'm using my Windows session I'm logged in towww.google.com every time I open the browser (with all iexplore.exe processes closed before). When I logoff my Windows session my (roaming) profile is beeing saved on the fileserver and the locally cached Windows profile is beeing deleted.
When I logon to Windows again (on the same computer) the roaming profile is beeing copied from the fileserver to my client (including the .txt cookies), butwww.google.com isn't logging me in automatically. The same thing happens with other cookies related stuff on websites :S
Also tried WITH and WITHOUT folder redirection for AppData/Cookies/etc, even a newly installed environment with Microsoft defaults is giving me problems.
Anybody out there having the same problem ?
Hello,
I'm an IT admin at a school. At the start of this year we moved our 1:1 year 7-12 grades and staff to Windows 8.1 x64.On the whole this has been a positive experience, however, we have noticed that randomly but consistently, a number of users are having an issue in IE11 when accessing websites that contain Flash elements.
Our student administration system has a flash page login and when staff often access the site it displays a blank page (the Flash element is actually just displaying a white box which is coincidently on a white background making the whole page look white. There are no errors and upon checking the Add-On's the 'Shockwave Flash Object' plugin says it is working, yet not displaying. Another instance would be a particular banking website login screen that uses Flash and is also blank.
To overcome the issue the affected user has to reset the browser and then it's all good again. I have started, reluctantly, suggesting to users that they use Chrome (which works) until something is sorted out.
This is a really annoying issue affecting over 700 of our users, would appreciate some support or advice from other users if this issue has been seen and/or addressed elsewhere.
Cheers!
Cannot find internet explorer 11 in the WSUS catalogue.
I followed this topic:
Does any one know how this Works:
What is the security difference between having Acrobat opening a PDF from a webpage inside the browser
and opening in the Acrobat program.
I ask because when i have Acrobat opening PDF's inside the browser it
does not prompt to open/save the PDF file. But when you disable the open
inside browser, you get the prompt from IE to open/save the PDF first.
I can circumvent it by placing the site into the Intranet security zone in IE, but this is not a long term solution because Office requires that the site is in the Trusted Internet Zone, if you dont have the site in trusted internet zone, office will tell you that the file can harm you computer etc.
I have a strange malfunction:
When I startup Internet (using Internet Explorer 11), a facebook friends name occurs in the page-tab, before switching tho the start-page name. The facebook-page does not load, and nothing indicates any kind of re-directing.
It's rather annoying, and since I'm not the sole user of this computer I'd like it to disappeare...
Upper part of pic shows how it looks on startup, and lower part shows the start-page a split second later.
I was asked to set the Internet zone security level to high via a GPO, this has been done for a test group of users. The setting has been confirmed, but as far as I can see it has not actually done anything.
Can anyone tell me what changes I should see to the behavior and/or access of websites now the security level is set to high?
Hi people,
I am using MutationObserver to observe some stuff :) and it works smoothly without errors in Chrome, Moz and Safari 6, but it always shows "MutationObserver is not defined" in Internet Explorer (which I have version 11.0.0096 on a Windows 7).
I've read every thread I could find on this subject online, and they all say IE 11 natively supports it.
I have tried both MutationObserver and WebKitMutationObserver but to no avail.
Has anybody else encountered this problem? If so, help will greatly be appreciated.
Thank you.
PS. No alternative solution that is or going to be deprecated, please.
Dear community,
we experience an authentication issue with our iis 7.5 ie 9.0 architecture:
Our internal website uses Windows Authentication by reading the HTTP header variable REMOTE_USER
With Windows Authentication, IE should pass the name of the currently logged in user to iis. It does not, but passes a different username instead.
In Detail:
If I access the server by its servername, the wrong credentials are used
If I access the same server by its ip, everything is ok.
If I try the same with the same account on an different client PC - everything works fine.
--> It must be something in the cache of ie.
Resetting ie does not work. Privacy mode does not work.
Question: is there any other way short of deinstalling ie ?
Thanks,
Michael
System details: 2 Quad CPU @2.40 GHZ, 8GB Mem, 64 bit OS, Windows 11, running IE and sometimes Chrome.
Recent problem reared it's ugly head after doing some maintenance, probably
something that was a little over my head. Yes I have learned a lesson but still
need to resolve the issue. If I attempt to launch or watch any of the videos
and/or vignettes that are on the home page of Xfinity/Comcast using IE. I get
the response: "This video is not available. Error 519." After talking with not
less than 7 people at Comcast the advise was to migrate to Chrome. Well that was
easy but it is not as user friendly and does not seem to advance a solution. So after converting back to IE and uninstalling then reinstalling Flash Player several times I get this screen from Comcast:
[Chrome Foxfire Safari Opera Internet Explorer ]
You can
continue to view our site with your current browser, but certain pages may
not
display
correctly and certain features may not work properly for you.
I have also tried using Flash Player 13 beta without success. Finely I spoke with one person at
Comcast that stated that this was an IE problem that they have issues with this on several occasions.He suggested that I seek further information from IE. I am desperate to the point of considering formatting the hard drive and starting over.
Several months ago I installed IE10 from a installation package. The packaged version disable the "Install new versions automatically" option. On the first system, I show IE10 version 10.0.14.
But today when I install IE10 on a different computer using the same package as before, IE10 shows version 10.0.15.
Even with the automatic version install disabled, how could I have two different version using the same install?
We are having a very strange situation with one (only) of our 64bit 2008r2 remote desktop session host servers. The problem we are having is that when any new tab or window is opened it must first open a page that is in the
internet options -> connections ->LAN settings -> Advanced -> Exception. Do not use proxy server for addresses beginning with
Area. OR ELSE....
The entire contents of the favourites menu below "Organize favourites" is missing, though the favourites explorer bar, and tool bar display the links, but they cannot be opened in the current tab and will not create a new tab when you click open in new tab. HOWEVER, this problem is instantly resolved if you manually type into the address bar and visit a site that is in the proxy exception list. Then that tab starts to function normally, the favourites menu is populated and works, and so does the favourites explorer bar, and toolbar, and other websites can be visited.
This is extremely problematic. Looking at the proxy server logs, when the problem is happening no attempt is made at contacting the proxy server.
Ways we've encountered this problem
This problem is happening for all users on that RD session host server, including domain admins, except for THE domain/enterprise administrator. Our other 2008r2 64bit RD session host servers and windows 7 machines with the same version of IE installed on it does not have this problem.
We have tried deleting all IE data, resetting IE, re-registering the ieproxy.dll with the regserv32 command and the problem continues.
Our proxy settings for each user is coming from the group policy setting of 'computer config -> policies -> Administrative Templates -> Windows Components -> Internet Explorer -> Make proxy settings per-machine = enabled'
and THE domain administrator choosing to enable the proxy server and disable automatic proxy detection.
Hi,
Is there anyone can confirm the KB dependencies in this?
I have discovered those others post wih the followings suggestion:
IE 8 & 10
KB2936068
KB2925418
IE 11
KB2929437
1) We have encountered below error:
CiceroUIWndFrame: Outlook.exe - Ordinal Not Found
The ordinal 459 could not be located in the dynamic link library urlmon.dll
IE 8 and 9 crash and not open
Perhaps anyone can share the details of this KB.
I have a shortcut that starts IE in InPrivate mode. But what comes up is the InPrivate "warning". I want it to just start in InPrivate mode and go to my homepage. Is there a setting to do that?
We are setting up a kiosk for some of our warehouse guys so they can get HR info. The home page is a nice directory on our intranet. I want it to start in InPrivate so none of their info is retained, but I also want IE to go right to the home page.
Box has IE9 and activeX controls load fine. Install IE11 and ActiveX controls do NOT load. All IE settings look unchanged from IE9 settings.
Looked at procmon logs for both good and bad PCs. Bad PC never shows any registry reference to the Wow6432Node\CLSID\<guid>\InProcServer32 key to find control.
If I use appwiz.cpl and uninstall the update, IE9 is back and happily loads the controls. As mentioned other similar boxes work just fine.
I've repeated the uninstall/reinstall several times with no differences. ideas?
/steveA
registry as "EnableIEHosting" key for .net 2.0 objects set.
Dear community,
we experience a phenomenon with our iis 7.5 ie 9.0 architecture:
Some users cannot open certain sites:
if they use Firefox, everything is ok
if someone else tries the sites, everything is ok
if the affected users exchange the server name with the ip address, it does work
there are no credentials in the password store
as always: resetting the ie does not help.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Michael
We're currently testing out EMIE at my company. I'm able to set EMIE sites through Group Policy by creating a .xml file with the Enterprise Mode Site List Manager. This all works great but when an individual sets a site to Enterprise Mode manually through Tools > Enterprise Mode where is this information stored? This is important to our environment because we use Remote Desktop Services/Mandatory Profiles. I'd like these settings to follow users when they work remotely but this is impossible to do so without information as to how it's stored.
Here is what I know so far:
The information is stored in the User Profile but it is not stored in HKEY_CURRENT_USER. I know this because I've compared a HKCU without a site manually set to EM to a HKCU with a site set to EM.
Resetting IE to default settings after manually applying EM to a site does not clear EM on that site.
This thread: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/ie/en-US/6c266558-a7f0-4169-a0a7-668899b1653e/ie-11-enterprise-mode-on-remote-desktop-server?forum=ieitprocurrentver
Asks the same question but it's not being answered. The OP Jonas_Bson pointed out the location of two folders and files that are created when EMIE is Enabled. These paths are AppData\Local\EmieSiteList & AppData\Local\EmieUserList. Both locations have a container.dat file that are 0KB. Regardless if sites are added / removed from EM the file stays at 0KB and the date created and modified time stamps never change. However, if I set a site manually to EM, delete the container.dat file in the EmieUserList location, relaunch the browser, the site manually set in EM no longer in EM. I created a container.dat file with EM set, and a container.dat file with EM not set. If I replace the container.dat file with EM set with the container.dat file with EM not set, EM is not applied to the page that was manually set. It appears this container.dat file is just some sort of place holder to use saved settings but is not where the settings are saved.
If anyone has found the location to where manually EM settings are stored, please let me know.
