IE 11, built-in Administrator account, window.open method, JA KB 2909974 exists.. not EN-US ?

As per title....
The JA KB (when translated) states,
If you use the built-in Administrator in Internet Explorer 11, when you open a new window named, such as window.open method, window name is not recognized.
Therefore, the following phenomenon will occur.
If you specify in the window.open method of the window named, rather than a window that is already open, URL is displayed in a new tab or new window
If you specify in the target attribute of the link or form window named, not the window that is already open, URL is displayed in a new tab or new window
What's Microsoft's comments on tracking to a resolution of this ?

luca wrote:
Hi krazyshane,
try to add this directive in Section "Device":
Option "DRI" "true"
This got it! Thanks!
Shane

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