Which version of Edge are you using and how do you configure IE mode? For detailed steps to configure IE mode, you can refer to this doc :. IE mode applies to Microsoft Edge version 77 or later. It is recommended to update your Edge browser to the latest version. In this step, if you set the Options value to Internet Explorer 11 , it will open IE mode list sites in a standalone Internet Explorer 11 window which is the same situation as yours.
You need to Configure sites on the Enterprise Site list. Please refer to the above to configure IE mode, then test again to see if it can open IE mode list sites in Edge.
If the response is helpful, please click " Accept Answer " and upvote it. Note: Please follow the steps in our documentation to enable e-mail notifications if you want to receive the related email notification for this thread. I followed instructions on one site to download from Microsoft, extract a library and then manually copy a file to PolicyDefinitons and En-US sub directory I then downloaded the Enterprise Mode List Manager, set some policy definitions and then added some sites into the list From your description, I see that the first step you take is adding the Edge administrative template files , right?
After that, you also need to configure some policies in the Group Policy Editor like what I said in my answer. Have you followed the steps in my answer? You say when you click the link to configure policy Do you mean the step 4 in the doc link Double-click Configure Internet Explorer integration doesn't exist? You can also check the screenshot below:. Please use Enterprise Mode List Manager schema v. After setting sites in Enterprise Mode List Manager, have you export the site list?
Sometimes I think the wisest thing to do with a Windows problem is just to give up. Doing a search for turning off compatibility mode in windows 10 brings up a number of replies. None resolve the issue and the pop ups saying the program was started in compatibility mode keep popping up. Any answers? This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. I have the same question Report abuse. Details required :.
Cancel Submit. Billion Debbarma. Hi Andrew, Welcome to Microsoft Community. I understand your concern. I will do my best to fix the issue.
Windows has a built-in tool called Program Compatibility Troubleshooter that could automatically fix any compatibility problems for you. If the troubleshooter can't fix the problem, you can manually make an app run in compatibility mode, which will run the app using the settings from an earlier version of Windows.
You can have the troubleshooter automatically search for apps that could have issues in Windows 10 or manually run the troubleshooter on a specific app. Here's how to do both. In the taskbar search box, enter run programs, then click "Run programs made for previous versions of Windows.
Click Next and the troubleshooter will try to detect potential issues with your apps. Select the app that's having issues in the next window and click Next.
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