Win8 allows IE10 to open all Flash

Microsoft has restricted access to Flash content in IE browser, users can only run Flash content in IE browser on trusted websites on Microsoft whitelist. Although this can better protect our security, it also brings us some inconvenience in browsing the website. For example, when browsing some unknown websites, if the website is developed using Flash, it cannot be opened directly.

























How can I lift these restricted functions again? The author is trying to discuss this issue through this article and everyone. Fortunately, Microsoft's whitelist file is stored locally. We can modify the local whitelist file to enable any website to open Flash content. In the following content, the author will take the family together to solve this problem.
Unlocking banned Flash
Because IE10 browser will save some black and white lists locally, so considering the influence of some factors, what we have to do is to do the local white The list file is saved and not overwritten by IE data updates. You can cancel the function of IE's download and update website list first.

Uncheck the compatibility list for downloading updates from Microsoft
One, open IE, press ALT, open the menu bar, and then click Tools (Compatibility View Settings);
2. Uncheck "Download the updated compatibility list from Microsoft" option, click the Close button.
Modify the local whitelist file
1. Enter the following address in the resource manager or IE browser address bar, press the Enter key to open the directory, the path is “%HOMEPATH%AppDataLocalMicrosoftInternet ExplorerIECompatData”;
Second, find the iecompatdata.xml file in the directory, right click on the file, select the open mode, open with Notepad.

Adding a Flash URL to be opened in the edit location
Three, drop down to the end of the file, add the website URL you need in the form of a URL, if there are multiple URLs, you can do the same as in the file. , line by line addition.

Clear the history of IE10 browser
After adding, press “Ctrl+S”Save. Now it's almost done. Finally, let's not forget to clear the browsing history in Internet Explorer. In the IE10 browser settings, select "Internet Options" in the "General" and click Delete. In the dialog that appears, click Remove. This will allow you to clear the browsing history of the IE10 browser. After restarting the computer, you can try the newly added URL to see if Flash is normal.