In case you had not already heard Microsoft have had to release an update for all European users to prompt display a ballot screen about what version of browser they want to use (see below). This is one of the actions Microsoft had to do to comply with the EU anti-trust case. image Microsoft have released article KB2019411 explaining how IT administrators can disable a Browser Choice screen for their users using a simple registry key. Key: HKLM\Software\BrowserChoice Value: Enable Data: 1 (REG_DWORD) = Enabled Data: 0 = Disabled Now of course you can deploy registry key using Group Policy Preferences which will make it much easier for IT administrators disable this screen. Step 1. Edit a Group Policy Object that is applied to all the workstation you want this Browser Ballot disabled. Step 2. Navigate to Computer Configuration > Preferences > Windows Settings > Registry and create a "New Registry Item" Step 3. Type "Software\BrowserChoice" in the Key Path then type "Enable" in the Value name, then select REG_DWORD as the value type "0" in the value data and then click "OK". image If all that is to much hassle to do all that below is a link to the Group Policy Preference XML file you can just copy into the policy. Links: