Unfortunately, just having Java on many of my older machines is enough to trigger this, and if kids go around disabling that, the next thing that happens is I get a lot of calls from ICT lessons when all the sites they still use that rely on Java don’t work.Īnnoyingly, removing the user’s ability to disable add-ons via Group Policy did not suppress the pop-up. Yes, a lot of add-ons are bloated, steaming, piles of manure, which is precisely why I don’t permit my users to install them. This is a new and well-intentioned feature of IE9 called the Add-on Performance Advisor. ![]() Within days of an almost painless deployment of Internet Explorer 9 across the site, I began to spot this annoying little git popping up on some of the older machines:
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