Play sounds music in web pages group policy
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If you are one of many music lovers who uses Chrome than you know that moment when you are listening to the radio or your favorite album while surfing, then you visit a website and the sounds from that page start to play automatically. But we are a step further. Otherwise, her response is troubling. I would hope that, if she truly understood the question, she would check more carefully before providing an inaccurate response such as this.
Karen Hu TechNet Community Support Thanks Karen, We don't want to set a policy because users cannot change it anymore. If the Menu bar is missing, you can directly open the Tools menu by Alt+T. Check: We used the GPP for IE10 to set the proxy server.
The changes take effect after a restart or logoff. This policy setting allows you to manage whether Internet Explorer will play sounds found in web content. Thanks for the answers and your sin. We can disable settings in the GPP IE10 by using F7 or F8. We can change it in the preferences on a server 2012. We can change it in the preferences on a server 2012. This is beyond irritating, but there are some ways to si the action. Check: We used the GPP for IE10 to set the proxy server. So now we know how it works and can proceed.
Disable playing sounds in Web pages. - Description: Surfing a page takes time if it has sounds, pictures and videos also.
Hello, I installed IE11 in Windows 7. When I check the animation is not playing. The strange thing is that the GPO setting 'play animations in webpages' is not configured. I prefer not to enable the 'play animations in webpages' because a user cannot change it anymore. Setting a preference will result in the same behaviour as enable the option manually. Thanks in advance, Peter Thanks Karen, We don't want to set a policy because users cannot change it anymore. But we are a step further. We can change it in the preferences on a server 2012. Things are change in GPP. Check: We used the GPP for IE10 to set the proxy server. In the default settings of the advanced section, it seems that animation is disabled, thats why we get this setting. We can disable settings in the GPP IE10 by using F7 or F8. So now we know how it works and can proceed. Thanks for the answers and your help. Regards Peter Hi Peter, According to your description, it seems to be changed by group policy. How Did you check it? Ik looked further and it seems that it is set with a preference. This is in the Group Policy Result. Internet Explorer 5 and 6 setting?? Don't get why I missed that :- If I want to change it or open the setting, I receive the following error: An Invalid or out of place input element was detected and will be ignored. Lets check what that meens. Hi, According to your description, What version of Internet Explorer Did you use, Internet Explorer 10 or Internet Explorer 11? You could set it without preference. Karen Hu TechNet Community Support Thanks Karen, We don't want to set a policy because users cannot change it anymore. But we are a step further. We can change it in the preferences on a server 2012. Things are change in GPP. Check: We used the GPP for IE10 to set the proxy server. In the default settings of the advanced section, it seems that animation is disabled, thats why we get this setting. We can disable settings in the GPP IE10 by using F7 or F8. So now we know how it works and can proceed. Thanks for the answers and your help. How Did you check it? I don't know if anyone is still paying attention to this thread, but I happened to be browsing it and felt compelled to respond to what appears to be complete mis-information. I have set it on my own computer as well as others. The template is here... In Control Panel search for 'Edit Group Policy I hope this post was the result of a mis-understanding or lack of context on Karen's part. Otherwise, her response is troubling. Even more so because her signature indicates that she is a TechNet Moderator and holds multiple Microsoft certifications. I would hope that, if she truly understood the question, she would check more carefully before providing an inaccurate response such as this.
