Internet Explorer 9 wrongly warns that Enhanced Protected Mode is on [64bit IE9 isn't supported]
Internet Explorer 9.0.8112.16421 (64 Bit Edition)
Windows 7 Enterprise x64
1Password add on v4.3.1.560
When I try to select 1Password under Tools I get a warning about 1Password being incompatible with IE's Enhanced Protected Mode and instructions to disable it.
Firstly, the instructions are wrong. The setting is not under Internet Options>Advanced>Security. It is under Internet Options>Security.
https://support.1password.com/disable-enhanced-protected-mode/
I have disabled it for Internet, Local and Trusted Sites. It is still on for Restricted Sites as 1Password should not be classified as this. I have restarted my computer following suggestions in other posts although this seems like an unnecessary requirement given IE should not be linked to a Windows setting.
Still I get the prompt when I try to click on Tools>1Password.
Please assist.
Many thanks
Macca
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@MaccaUK I'm sorry you are having this problem.
You appear to be running the 64-bit version of IE. Our IE extension isn't compatible with this version. My advice is to start the 32-bit version of IE, which I believe to be the default version (unless you specifically start the 64-bit version).
The instructions aren't wrong but they are for IE version 11 (not for IE version 9).
Summary:
1. Please start the 32-bit version of IE here: C:\Program Files (x86)\Internet Explorer\IEXPLORE.EXE or
2. Please update to IE version 11Thanks!
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