timbo343 Posted June 25, 2025 Posted June 25, 2025 We've recently found out that the setting to disable Edge InPrivate browsing for users no longer works located at "User Configuration" "Administrative Templates" > "Windows Components" > "Microsoft Edge". Find the policy named "Allow InPrivate browsing". Double-click on the policy and set it to "Disabled". Click Apply and then OK. Instead a registry hack has to be applied to the HKCU - HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Edge > InPrivateModeAvailability | DWORD = 1 to disable InPrivate Browsing. We can confirm the regedit against the current user works.
FossewaySupport Posted August 20, 2025 Posted August 20, 2025 Looks like you might need to update your ADMX files to the latest Microsoft Edge ADMX files - https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/edge/business/download?cs=240449884&form=MA13FJ Edge now has it's own set of policies broken out from Windows Components. I would also recommend updating to the latest version of Windows 11 ADMX files as well - https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=106254
timbo343 Posted August 20, 2025 Author Posted August 20, 2025 Thanks. I already have the latest Win11 ADMX files, there was nothing in there which helped. I've now downloaded the policy templated for Edge 139.0.3405.102 so will see if there is anything in there that might help.
Steve21 Posted August 20, 2025 Posted August 20, 2025 That looks like the old key you're using for the "non-Chromy" edge Admin Templates -> Microsoft Edge -> Configure InPrivate mode Availibility Set to Enabled (then drop-down "InPrivate Mode Disabled") Steve
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