In Internet Explorer press F12 and choose one of the Standards for Document Mode that seem to work. For this scenario we presume that by setting Document Mode equal to IE9 Standard the scroll bar on the right of the browser re-apperas and are then able to scroll down.
For IIS 6 perform the following:
1. Click Start, click Run, type inetmgr.exe, and then click OK.
2. Expand the server you want and then expand Web Sites.
3. Right-click the Web site you want and then click Properties.
4. Click the HTTP Headers tab.
5. Under Custom HTTP headers, click Add.
6. In the Custom header name box, type X-UA-Compatible.
7. In the Custom header value box, typeIE=EmulateIE9.
8. Click OK two times.
9. Reset IIS and try again accessing the AM web UI (checking if the scroll bar appears this time).
For IIS 7 and later perform the following:
1. Find the web.config file for the AM website. (by default this is in C:\Program Files (x86)\Dell\Archive Manager\WebSite).
2. Open the file with an editor.
3. The web.config file has the following tag under customHeaders
X-UA-Compatible
4. Change the value from IE=8 to IE=9.
5. Save and Close web.config file
6. Reset IIS and try again accessing the AM web UI (checking if the scroll bar appears this time).
