IE11 on Windows 7 SP1

Hello Experts.
I have a Windows 7 SP1 PC and I have installed the IE11 on it. Initially I have not seen the option to enable the Enterprise Mode from local GPO console(GPEDIT.EXE), Hence I tried to search and found that KB2929437 is required for IE11 to enable the
Enterprise mode on Windows 7 devices, I installed the required KB also and found that the option to Enable\Disable the Enterprise mode in IE11 on Windows 7 was appeared.
I Enabled the Enterprise Mode and applied. then GPUPDATE /force and launched IE11 but do not see the option of Enterprise Mode in IE11 Tools.
Also, tried with putting the registries : HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main\EnterpriseMode
Enable String
Still no luck. Can anyone advise me how I can resolve this issue?. Thanks in advance.

Hi,
After you enabled IE 11 enterprise mode, Open IE and open a website, then Press
Alt tab and choose Tools, after that, you should be able to find
Enterprise Mode was checked.
Please follow my steps to chck your IE, if there is any progress, please feel free let me know.
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