Trying to access a website using Silverlight 5.1.30514.0 in IE 11.0.18 (KB3038314) "This browser doesn't support Silverlight, sorry!"

I'm trying to access a specific website built using Silverlight. My local Silverlight version is 5.1.30514.0, and I'm using IE 11.0.18 (KB3038314) but I keep getting the message "This browser doesn't support Silverlight, sorry!"
I've seen this work on other machines using the same version of IE and Silverlight so I'm not sure what could be causing that to come up.

What operating system?
If it's win 8+ without a pro on the end then that's a problem.
You need the desktop version of ie11.
If you see tiles, that's a problem.
All OK?
Set the security settings here:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/30387.silverlight-trouble-shooting-installs.aspx#This_Browser_Doesn_t_Support_Silverlight_Windows_IE
Hope that helps.
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