We recently started upgrading people in our organization to IE 9. One of the websites that our employees will be going to on a daily basis does not display the scroll bars correctly in IE 9. It does however display them correctly when the site is added to the compatibility view list in IE 9.

How can I set this through a group policy? Has this option been released yet?

In Windows Components\Internet Explorer\Compatibility View I only see options for IE7. Also in Preferences\Control Panel\Internet Settings it is only letting me create new group policy settings for IE 5-8.

The DC is running on W2K8R2 and is fully up to date.

Thanks for your help!


Question: When we talk about an 88/76/etc Key piano, does that include all keys or just white notes?
Answer: It is not hard to work out a number of keys when avoiding remembering this by heart.

A full piano has:


4 full octaves up from the middle C (C3)
3 full octaves down also from the middle C
plus 3 additional keys at left next to C0.


An octave (e.g. from C3 to B3) contains 12 keys. 

The number of keys:


3 extra keys at the left
3 octaves at the left, excluding the middle C, 12*3 = 36
the middle C (C3)
4 octaves up make, excluding the middle C, 12*4 = 48


All together: 3 + 36 + 1 + 48 = 88