Juniper Network Connect broken in IE 10

Windows 8 x 64 Pro.... IE 10 has broken my VPN which uses Juniper Network Connect 7.1.8 are there any fixes on the horizon? Anybody know? Anybody have the same problem?
Thanks,
Rick
Rick

Hi,
Seems a software compatibility issue with Windows 8. I suggest you contact Juniper support for help since this involves 3rd party application.
Juke Chou
TechNet Community Support

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