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That 80 was HTTP but if you can type the full address (or even the local internal address, then typing the extra few characters to let the browser know how to try and contact the other endpoint doesn't seem too unreasonable. Your example about entering the portДЁ0 after the URL but without the protocol is only valid if you assume that port 80 is http and not someone who decided they'd use a different protocol like FTP on port 80 because they felt like it that day or whatever reason. Just considering this it doesn't seem to make much sense to expect them to tweak the way the address bar works for the general audience. It would seem that using the protocol prefix would be that solution. This step will also disable any add-ons, plug-ins, or toolbars that are installed. Please understand that reset Internet Explorer to its default configuration. I also would like to suggest you reset IE settings to see the results. Get browsing suggestions in Internet Explorer Tapping or clicking the Tools button, tapping or clicking File, and then clearing Suggested Sites. Tap or click the arrow to the right of the address bar, and tap or click Turn off search suggestions.ДЄ. Tap or click Privacy, and turn Show enhanced suggestions as you type to Off.Д«. (If you're using a mouse, point to the lower-right corner of the screen, move the mouse pointer up, and then click Settings.)Д¬.

Swipe in from the right edge of the screen, and then tap Settings. From the Start screen, tap or click Internet Explorer to open Internet Explorer.Д«. On the Advanced tab, under Browsing, select the Do not search from the Address bar check box.ДЄ.

Tap or click the Tools button, and the tap or click Internet options.Д¬. Open the desktop, and then tap or click the Internet Explorer icon on the taskbar.Д«. It to do the same thing, but that turns into a search.Д«ased on your description, I would like to suggest you turn off following to check the issue:ДЄ. To be fair, going back to the error message isn't necessarily any better, though it does avoid exposing our internal URLs to bing.ДЄs a different example, you can type in just 'and be directed to the main site - it assumes you wanted and port 80, and it goes there without error (and without searching). Yes, you're correct the or protocol portion does force success, and in prior versions (a few ago), you couldn't go to 'somehostname:8080/' - the browser would immediately return an error message, unless you prefaced that with The current behavior avoids an error message by searching bing, but I'm trying to understand if there's a way to make it try that url first. What happens if you insert that? OtherwiseВ your match may only be earlier typing that was saved in TypedURLsВ which only resulted in a search from the Address bar Your examples are not exactly 'full url'. It seems strange to have it specifically auto-suggest the full url, and then not go there. I'm not seeing any option to have IE11 just GO to the site I entered. and IE11 immediately auto-suggests: :8080/some/valid/path/ and when I click that (or press enter), it then searches bing for :8080/some/valid/path/ I do understand people wanting the option to search from the bar, but I'm not seeing any option to -not- search from the bar, and to instead have the browser try go to the URL entered first.ДЇor example, I enter something like: 'testsite.int'. I'm looking for a way to never have the address bar perform a search, if there's no way to have IE11 try to connect to what I typed, first, before continuing on to bing. When we enter a hostname, port number, and path to an intranet site, it searches bing for that entire URL instead of attempting to connect to

Not just typing in a single word, which is what that option seems to be intended to detect. Yep, as I said, that option is checked, and the behavior still continues. Internet Options>Advanced tab, check 'Go to an intranet site for a single word entry in the address bar'

Internet explorer unable to open search page