Wy doesn't my VBScript do the same thing on Windows 10 as it does on Windows 7? - vbscript

Question

I've created a batch file that runs some VBScript which works fine in Windows 7 but not in Windows 10. Why doesn't it not work on both?
The batch file does 6 things which are listed below. On Windows 7 all 6 things happen. On Windows 10 all but item 5 take place and the window title is not changed.
opens Internet Explorer
brings the window to the foreground
navigates to a webpage
waits 1.5 seconds to allow the webpage to load
changes the window title from "MultiSmart" to "Community MultiSmart"
exits
Here is the the batch file.
<!-- :
#echo off
cscript //nologo "%~f0?.wsf" %*
exit /b
-->
<job>
<script language="VBScript">
Set ie = WScript.CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application")
'ie properties
ie.ToolBar = 0
ie.StatusBar = 0
ie.Width = 816
ie.Height = 519
ie.Visible = 1
ie.Resizable = 0
'bring window to foreground
CreateObject("WScript.Shell").AppActivate "Internet Explorer"
'navigate to Stony Mountain Lift Station's Multismart
ie.Navigate("http://192.168.0.11/")
'wait for page to load into browser
Wscript.Sleep 1500
'change window title
ie.document.title="Community MultiSmart"
</script>
</job>

Answer 1

I would double check that the webpage is fully loaded.
Change this line:
Wscript.Sleep 1500
to
While IE.ReadyState < 4
Wscript.Sleep 250
Wend
It's unclear as to whether npocmaka's comment of:
"...Add metadata to force old browser behavior on windows 10."
worked for you or not. If not, then consider this alternative:
Check your security settings in IE.
Warning: This answer provides suggestions that may lower your system's security settings. It is advised that you fully understand the risks involved before proceeding and be proactive with using alternative protective measures. (Or, just stop automating in IE ☺)
Go to IE > Internet Options > Security Tab
(Optional) Add the website to your 'Trusted Sites' zone if you trust the site (which will make the next step easier on you)
Whichever zone you decided to keep site in (either 'Internet' or 'Trusted Sites'), uncheck the box: Enable Protected Mode (requires restart). Warning: This is obviously going to reduce the security of IE.
Click Apply then OK
Close out of ALL IE BROWSERS to ensure that the change takes effect
Double check Task Manager (Ctrl-Shift-Esc) to ensure no hidden iexplore.exe processes exist in the Processes tab.
Test the end result
If still doesn't work, ensure you reverse any settings.
Scripting can obviously be dangerous to any system, which is why Protected mode may severely limit what you can do with automation. I believe that IE didn't enable protected mode in IE by default until Windows 8(.1)?, but I don't have a source for my suspicions; if this is the case, that would be why it works on Windows 7 and not Windows 10.
You can still do simple things with protected mode enabled, but it's severely limited. For example, you can still navigate to web pages, but many of IE's other properties and methods are disabled.

Answer 2

I'm re-posting npocmaka's comment which answered my question as an answer.
because it depends on the internet explorer version
The versions were different. What worked on IE 11.0.966.18920 did not on IE 11.461.16299.0.