Add a website to Compatibility view settings in IE11

hi
I am able to add "Microsoft.com" to compatibility view settings in IE10 through c# console code.
Now the same code is giving me error in IE11 as "Compatibility view settings cannot be changed".
Please help me how to add Microsoft.com to compatibility view settings in IE11?
is it possible to add any websites to compatibility view settings.?

Hello Srinivas,
In order to add a website under compatibility list please do the following:-
Press the Alt key to display the menu bar.
Click the Tools menu and choose Compatibility View Settings.
Write the name of the website you wish to add under compatibility settings and then click on add.
Hope that helps!
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