A company has deployed Microsoft SharePoint to host a corporate intranet that is accessed using the Internet Explorer $11$ web browser

on a Windows $10$ workstation. The SharePoint site has a URL of $http\frac{\text{:}}{\frac{?}{?}}$intranet.corp.com. Users complain they are being

repeatedly asked to enter their Active Directory usernames and passwords when accessing the site. Which of the following correctly

describe the problem and actions to take to prevent users from being asked to log in to SharePoint?

IE's security settings are too restrictive. Disable Protected Mode in IE on the workstation.

IE $11$ is not compatible with all the SharePoint components. Open the IE Compatibility View settings and add

intranet.corp.com to the websites list.

IE has not been configured with adequate permissions to run web applications. Run IE with the elevated Administrator

permissions on the workstations.

There is a problem with network name resolution. Open the hidden file C:IWindows$|$System$|$Driversletclhosts on the user

workstation using Notepad and add

intranet.corp.com to the end of the file.

There is a problem with the NTLM passthrough to the server. Open Internet Options in IE and add the address

http:$//$intranet$.$corp.com to the Local Intranet Zone on the workstation.A company has deployed Microsoft SharePoint to host a corporate intranet that is accessed using the Internet Explorer $11$ web browser on a Windows $10$ workstation. The SharePoint site has a URL of http:$//$intranet$.$corp.com. Users complain they are being repeatedly asked to enter their Active Directory usernames and passwords when accessing the site. Which of the following correctly describe the problem and actions to take to prevent users from being asked to log in to SharePoint?