Windows 10 denies HTTP delete requests

I am not able to post links here, but if you google "Windows 10 denies HTTP delete requests" you will find a stackoverflow article describing the same behaviour as here while including the fiddle test links. If google does not find it, you can go to stackoverflow + slash + questions + slash + 38488433 + slash + windows-10-denies-http-delete-requests directly.

The mentioned fiddle contains a javascript snippet that works with the current version of Chromium, Chrome or Internet Explorer in IE10 emulation mode on the following systems:

• Windows 10 Home
• Windows 10 Premium
• Ubuntu 14.04

But I have one Windows 10 Home machine (Build 10.0.10586) here that rejects the delete request (I think on the client site, as I do not even receive the request on the server side) with the following error message in Chrome:

net::ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE

And this one in IE 10 or 11:

Script7002:XMLHttpRequest network error 0x2f78 could not complete the operation due to error 00002f78

When switching to the https fiddle everything works fine on the denying machine. So I wonder, if I do miss something special here.

Somebody experienced this behaviour or knows about anything RFC like, that mentions this behaviour? If I exchange Jquery with f.e. AngularJS, it still behaves the same. If I do use PUT, GET oder POST instead of DELETE requests I receive a proper answer.