Unable to enable the Internet Explorer setting "Enable third-party browser extensions"
Last Modified: 2022-01-28 22:19:01 Etc/GMT
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Unable to enable the Internet Explorer setting "Enable third-party browser extensions"
Technical Articles ID:
KB86948
Last Modified: 2022-01-28 22:19:01 Etc/GMT EnvironmentEndpoint Security (ENS) Web Control 10.x
Microsoft Windows Server – all supported versions Microsoft Internet Explorer ProblemOn Windows Server operating systems, the Internet Explorer browser setting Enable third-party browser extensions is disabled by default. ENS Web Control requires this option to be enabled. After ENS Web Control is installed, the user can't enable the setting Enable third-party browser extensions.
SolutionTo enable the setting Enable third-party browser extensions in Internet Explorer:
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