Unchecked the Enable protected mode option for Internet and Local intranet zone.Īfter that try to run your PowerShell script to see the result. For those who need the offline installer. However, Microsoft annoyingly shows you only the web installer by default. This version has support for Windows 7 SP1 x86, Windows 7 SP1 圆4, and Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1. To disable the protected mode, you can refer to the steps below. Internet Explorer 11 offline installer direct links (IE11) Microsoft has released Internet Explorer 11 with lots of improvements. As an alternative, you can try to run the script as an Administrator. I noticed that I get the same behavior when the Protected mode is enabled for the Internet zone.įor testing purposes, you can try to disable the Protected mode for the Internet and Local intranet zone to see whether it helps to solves your issue.
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Based on my testing results, your code is working fine on my side.Īfter some research, I found that the issue can be related to Internet Explorer security settings. I tried to test your code to check whether there is some issue in it or not. $ie.document.getElementById("login-form-login").click() ($ie.document.getElementById("login-form-login-password") |select -first 1).value = $password ($ie.document.getElementById("login-form-username") |select -first 1).value = $username $ie = New-Object -ComObject 'InternetExplorer.Application' I am new to powershell and not sure if I have missed out anything.
Even $ie.Document.getElementsByTagName("body") returns empty on the bad servers. On the bad servers, powershell cannot get the element and class names for only point 3. The powershell version and IE(11) are same on all of them. I have a code and it works fine on one server but behaves weird on other machines. I am having a hard time with capturing output of a search in application browser.
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