Re: Pop-up blocker

I would recommend using Group Policy through AD rather than local policy. Either way it's where all IE settings are a located Admin templates, Windows Components, Internet Explorer.

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Michelle Yu wrote:
Hi Jeff,

How could I turn off pop-up blocker in Local GPO on the terminal server?

Regards,
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