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Hello:
Need a policy or PowerShell script to disable QUIC for Chrome and Edge under chrome://flags and edge://flags please. Thanks.
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@Ahmed Alshatawi Thanks for posting in our Q&A.
For this issue, I find that there is such setting in intune administrative templates profile.
Hope it is what you want.
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Thanks @Anonymous
Can you please send me the steps/instructions on how to get to the QUIC policy (from the screenshot above)? Thanks.
Thanks @Anonymous Can you please send me the steps/instructions on how to get to the QUIC policy (from the screenshot above)? Thanks.
@Ahmed Alshatawi You add "Microsoft Intune" tag. So, I find such setting in intune portal. This setting is under Devices > Configuration > Create > New policy > Platform (Windows 10 and later) > Profile type (Templates) > administrative templates.
Then you can enter "Allow QUIC protocol" to search.
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Hello @Anonymous unfortunately QUCI still on default setting and has not been change to disable after apply the policy above. Can you please advise? Thanks.
Hello Xenia-MSFT Unfortunately the QUIC setting still on default after apply the policy above. Please advise? Thanks.
@Ahmed Alshatawi Please try to enter "edge://policy" in Edge search bar to check if this policy is applied in the target device.
Then check in Registry Editor (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Edge) if "QuicAllowed" shows "0".
https://admx.help/?Category=EdgeChromium&Policy=Microsoft.Policies.Edge::QuicAllowed
Note: Non-Microsoft link, just for the reference.
If all the above setting is normal, it means that intune deploy this policy correctly. However, it seems something wrong about Edge itself. Please understand that intune just deploy policies and whether these settings work are based on their products themselves.
Given this situation, it is suggested to contact Edge support to get more help. Here is the support link:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/contactus
Thanks for your understanding.
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@Anonymous Under "edge://policy" shows "false" and Registry shows 0 however, under "edge://flags" shows "Default"
@Ahmed Alshatawi Thanks for your update.
It means that intune works well and deploys the correct settings. This issue occurs in Edge itself. Currently, there is nothing can do from intune's point of view. As I said in the above, please contact Edge support to get more help.