The main point of my post was:
a) to make it clear your imaged didn't prove IE9 was being covered by the script shield, but obviously that wasn't what you wanted so omitted it.
b) that the script shield is doing (or rather not doing) some freaky things. In previous builds there would be daily activity for it. However in both 6.0.1027 and this build 1044 the daily activity for the script shield is 0/0, none, nada, nil, zero, no activity unless you launch an application which runs many scripts (commonly media players).
So it is the inconsistency between builds for the script shield which works in one but not in another build unless you specifically launch a media player, which I wasn't having to do previously to see activity during my normal computer use.