How to Extend IE mode more than 30 days

I have a Network Video Recorder that requires to be run in Internet Explorer Mode. I am able to get there, but it will only stay that way for 30 days. I can always add that URL again, but that only buys me an additional 30 days. Is there a way to have that particular address "always" open in IE mode?

You have two options: 1) Use my IEModeExpiryFix script to set the expiry to 2099, 0r 2) Use a little launcher script that loads your Network Video Recorder directly into Internet Explorer.

Option 1:

To use the script, your Edge profile must NOT be synced. Click the little person icon at the top of the Edge window:

If you see a dialog like this, you're ready to run the script:

But if you see a dialog like this, the script will not work:

If you run Edge on more than one device and want your Edge data (e.g. bookmarks) synced across those devices, then I'd recommend leaving sync on and go to Option 2. But if you only run Edge on one device, then you can turn off sync (click the gear icon and then click the sign out button).

You can download the script from here: https://lesferch.github.io/IEModeExpiryFix/

Option 2:

Download the IEModeExpiryFix package (same link as above) and extract the file LaunchIE.vbs. Edit the file using a text editor, such as Notepad, and change the string "about:blank" to the URL of your Network Video Recorder. For example:

Set oIE = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application") 

oIE.Visible = True 

oIE.Navigate "https://192.168.1.124"

Then, just double-click that script anytime you need to access your NVR. You can put the script anywhere and create a shortcut to it if you like.

I'm not seeing any specific profiles under user data other than default.

Works great!

Can I please ask what format is DateAdded?
I wanted to use the current date as a rolling update to keep it at 30 days.
...easier to remove...

You must download Edge Policy Templates https://www.microsoft.com/en-US/edge/business/download

If the policy setting (in this case "InternetExplorerIntegrationLocalSiteListExpirationDays") doesnt exist when loading up 'Local Group Policy Editor'.

How can this be updated, so that the setting is visible?

Can that be actioned from the local system, or does it have to be done via the Network, and pushed down?

(Windows 10 Enterprise, local Admin, laptop.)