Deny Internet Explorer Add-ons

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Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

Hi,

I know I can deny all IE add-ons in regedit by opening the following key:
"\Software\Microsoft\CurrentVersion\Policies\Ext\" and add the DWord value
"RestrcitToList" and set the value to "1".

BUT, What if I only want to deny only one add-on?
Is there an easy way to do this without having to add all the add-ons that
are allowed?


Charlie
 
Hi Beb,

Tks, This could be a good solution if I had one or two client-computers.
Maybe I should have also mentioned that I am trying to manage this with a
GPO, so this policy is applied to all computers in the domain.

Since I have over 30 computers I really need a GPO to perform this task. Do
you know one that does?

Charlie
 

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