Internet Explorer Maintenance - missing, so now what?

Hi All,
So I cannot edit Internet Explorer Maintenance settings as they have been depreciated and as such, I now can't edit sites I have previously put out on to everyone's PCs as favourites. I need to update these Favourites as a couple
of them are now wrong or not used. How am I meant to do this?!!!
Does anyone have any ideas?

So I cannot edit Internet Explorer Maintenance settings as they have been depreciated and as such, I now can't edit sites I have previously put out on to everyone's PCs as favourites. I need to update these Favourites as a couple
of them are now wrong or not used. How am I meant to do this?!!!
GP-IEM was deprecated when IE10 was released. It's not coming back. Migrate your approach to GPP.
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj890998.aspx
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn338129.aspx
(or you can use an old OS, with an old version of IE)
(note that IE10 and older becomes unsupported January 2016)
Don
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> The Properties dialogue appears. Makes changes as needed. (Why do we
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How to remove Internet Explorer Maintenance with Windows 8

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>>I am using 2012 R2 server in My domain..and want to deploy proxy through group policy ..
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