Force Win8 to start the screen in IE10 default mode for desktop version

Windows 8 has not seen the “Start” menu button, and even the familiar start menu list is no longer seen. Instead, it is a Metro style start screen, and some commonly used built-in applications also develop Metro style. And the desktop version. Therefore, click on the IE icon in the Metro style start screen, the default is to run the Metro style IE browser.
Metro style IE 10 is not bad, and you can get a better browsing experience, but for those who still use a PC or get used to the old interface, even need to run other IE add-ons, the traditional desktop is turned on by default. The version of IE10 is still quite convenient.
Change the default way to open it is very simple, open the IE10 desktop version is the traditional version of IE10, open the "Internet Options", switch to the "Programs" tab, check the "IE" tile is used to open the desktop Internet Explorer & rdquo; on it.




When we open IE10 in Windows 8, sometimes the Metro style version is opened by default, sometimes it is the desktop version. What is the reason for this situation? For details, please visit: How to set up IE10 The default startup method (Metro or desktop) when opening the link
If the enterprise has imported AD environment, the layout setting is also very easy, just set it in the “Local Group Policy Editor”.
Simultaneously press “Windows icon key + R key & rdquo; Open the Run dialog box, enter gpedit.msc, and then click "OK" to open the "Local Group Policy Editor".
Click on "Computer Configuration> -> “Administrative Template> -> “Windows Components” -> “Internet Explorer> -> “Internet Settings" Find “Open the Internet Explorer tile on your desktop”.

Double-click the item and select “Enabled” in the dialog box that opens.

It is important to note that because it is modified to "computer configuration", no matter who is the user who logs in to the computer, the default is to open the traditional IE interface. However, the same settings can be found for the user in the local Group Policy Editor.

If you want to make settings for a large number of computers that have not joined the network, you can directly modify them in the registry. The operation is as follows:
Press "“Windows icon button + R button" to open the operation. In the dialog box, enter Regedit, and then click "OK" to open the "Registry Editor".
Expand to the following location
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESoftwarePoliciesMicrosoftInternet ExplorerMain
or
HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwarePoliciesMicrosoftInternet ExplorerMain
Double-click the ApplicationTileImmersiveActivation item in the list on the right to set the value data to 0. As for Windows Server 2012, you don't have to worry about it, because the default is IE10 desktop.