Script to find all settings on a machine

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I have a website to which I connect using Internet Explorer on my local machine.
When I connect to the website in the dev environment it works. When I connect in the QA or production environment it works, but not properly. JavaScript seems to be disabled on QA and the loginview control does not appear on QA. I went into Internet Explorer and enabled the scripting of Java applets, but that did not help.

Is there a script which can be run on a machine to return all of its windows and IIS settings? I would like to run this script on both machines and see what differences exist.

The machines use IIS 8.5 and Windows Server 2012 R2

What I have tried:

I went into Internet Explorer and enabled the scripting of Java applets, but that did not help.

Posted 25-Feb-16 0:52am

AlHal2

Updated 25-Feb-16 1:31am

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ZurdoDev 25-Feb-16 7:12am

You are not using a Java Applet though, are you? Java Applets and JavaScript are not at all the same thing.

You'll have to debug using your browser developer tools. Check the console and see if any errors are logged there.

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