How to prevent XP system IE Browser "Your browser has upgraded" pop-up window

Several users of XP have responded by saying that they have recently opened ie, prompting the window "Your browser has been upgraded to use the latest version of Internet Explorer to get a more secure, faster web experience." Often when the internet is also appear, people are very uncomfortable, every time you open a new page will appear such a situation, how to prohibit pop-up this window, in fact, the method is very simple, follow the small weave together to operate it!

How to troubleshoot prompts that the browser has been upgraded is as follows:

1, mouse click on the desktop "Start menu select Run", open the running window of the input bar and then enter the command "gpedit.msc" directly press ENTER, you can pop open the Group Policy Settings window.

2, in the Group Policy window click the option "User Configuration--management module--windows component--internet Explorer" option open.

3, open in the right side of the window click the option "prevent the first run of custom settings" to continue the operation.

4, in the Open "prevent the first run of the custom settings" option to select "Enabled", and then select "Skip to Homepage" In the options, click Apply to close the window after the setup is complete.

The above is the XP system to prohibit IE browser pop-up "Your browser has upgraded" window method, I hope this method is helpful.