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2) Detect browsers via registry only

In brief

The PowerShell prompt now correctly refers to the `IPv4Preferred` registry key instead of `IPv4Preffered`.

What Entra admins need to know

No action is required; the prompt is clearer when asking whether to reboot the device.

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foreach ($rk in $nonBrowserSettings) { Ensure-RegistryValue -Key $rk.Key -Name $rk.Name -Type $rk.Type -Value $rk.Value }

2) Detect browsers via registry only

$edgeFound = Get-InstalledApp -Name 'Microsoft Edge' $chromeFound = Get-InstalledApp -Name 'Google Chrome' $firefoxFound = Get-InstalledApp -Name 'Firefox' # also catches "Mozilla Firefox" $PromptForReboot = (-not $WasIpv4PreferredAlreadyCorrect) -and $NowIpv4PreferredCorrect if ($PromptForReboot) { # Prompt for reboot at the end ONLY if the DisabledComponents value was changed by this script $choice = Read-Host "Change of the IPv4PrefferedIPv4Preferred registry key won't take effect until device reboot. Do you want to reboot now? (Y/N)" if ($choice -match '^[Yy]$') { Write-Host "Rebooting system..." Restart-Computer -Force

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