Modify its DWORD (32-bit) Value to “ 1” from “0” and click OK. Now right-click on it and choose “ Modify”.ħ. Give it a value DisableFirstRunCustomize as shown:Ħ. Right click on the right pane and select New > DWORD (32-bit) Value.ĥ. Navigate to the following path carefully in the Registry Editor: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\>Software\>Policies\>Microsoft\>Internet Explorer\>MainĤ. reg somewhere on your Hard disk or USB disk drive.ģ. Before we work further, save a backup of the Registry Editor. Type “ regedit” and press OK to open the Registry Editor.Ģ.
Press Start button + R to open run command dialog box. Proceed to the Registry Editor at your own risk.ġ. Warning: Using Registry Editor to modify Registry settings without much knowledge is deemed dangerous as it may cause some serious problems. Click Apply to save the settings then click OK and close the Group Policy Editor window. Select the second option (ii) to skip the IE first run Customize Settings and and go to the “Welcome to Internet Explorer” page directly.Ħ. Select the first option (i) to skip the IE first run Customize Settings and go directly to your home page. You will have two options from the dropdown menu: Set the value to “ Enabled” and then go for the options section. On the right pane, find “ Prevent performance of First Run Customize settings” and double click on it. So the path would be: User Configuration> Administrative Templates> Windows Components> Internet ExplorerĤ. Then finally find “ Internet Explorer”, click on it. In the left pane, expand User Configuration, then find and expand Administrative Templates, next find Windows Components under it and expand it. Press Start button + R and type “ gpedit.msc” in the text field and press Enter to launch the Group Policy Editor.Ģ. If you are using Professional, Ultimate or Enterprise versions of Windows 7 or Vista, you can tweak Group Policy Editor (gpedit) to disable the initial set up for Internet Explorer 8/9.ġ. In this post, I’ll discuss about different methods to disable this initial set up popup: However there are workarounds to achieve the same. Unfortunately Microsoft hasn’t made it easier to disable this initial set up. You might not want to see this popup every time you install IE (IE8 or IE9) or reset settings in IE. When you install Internet Explorer 8 or IE9 and launch it for the first time (or even when you reset the settings), you might have noticed the Set Up Windows Internet Explorer 8 (applies to Internet Explorer 9 as well) screen (Tour and RunOnce) appears asking you to go through a few steps to change the configuration of the search and accelerator settings. September 28th, 2010 | 3 Comments | Posted in How To by bharath
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