Windows 7 - How to get rid of "Do you want to allow..."?

[Jonathan Morningstar]

How can I get Windows 7 to recognize my apps exe?

Respectfully,

Jonathan Morningstar

[Beverly Howard]

My experience with this is that it's ie's security settings and not
limited to win7... it's probably there because of a default install of ie.

Go into the internet settings "_intra_net" security settings and
manually add the share containing the exe as a "trusted zone"

fwiw, this has been a real pita, especially since there is no obvious
way to see how to address it.

Beverly Howard

[Craig Berntson]

Not advisable to turn it off as it opens potential security holes, but you
can turn off UAC.
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Craig Berntson
Microsoft MVP

Post by Jonathan Morningstar
How can I get Windows 7 to recognize my apps exe?
Respectfully,
Jonathan Morningstar

[renee culver]

I hope we dont have people blindly accepting security as a solution to anything. I was an operatibg systems engineer for the second largest company in the world. Security doesn't do anything but slow people down in their work.

Yes, we need secure data. But the secret is in people not mandatory security. The compant I used to work for was DEC. Security was elective. There no longer any electivity to it.

Renee

Post by Jonathan Morningstar
How can I get Windows 7 to recognize my apps exe?
Respectfully,
Jonathan Morningstar

My experience with this is that it is ie's security settings and not
limited to win7... it is probably there because of a default install of ie.
Go into the internet settings "_intra_net" security settings and
manually add the share containing the exe as a "trusted zone"
fwiw, this has been a real pita, especially since there is no obvious
way to see how to address it.
Beverly Howard

Post by Craig Berntson
Not advisable to turn it off as it opens potential security holes, but you
can turn off UAC.
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----
Craig Berntson
Microsoft MVP
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[Gene Wirchenko]

Post by renee culver
I hope we dont have people blindly accepting security as a solution to anything.

I was an operatibg systems engineer for the second largest company in
the world. Security doesn't do anything but slow people down in their
work.

Nonsense. Security, properly done, keeps data out of the hands
of those who should not have it. The problem is getting to
properly-done.

Post by renee culver
Yes, we need secure data. But the secret is in people not mandatory security.

The compant I used to work for was DEC. Security was elective. There
no longer any electivity to it.

Optional security might as well be no security. Someone will
complain that it slows him down, say you, and there it goes.

[snip]

Sincerely,

Gene Wirchenko

[renee culver]

I hope we dont have people blindly accepting security as a solution to anything. I was an operatibg systems engineer for the second largest company in the world. Security doesn't do anything but slow people down in their work.

Yes, we need secure data. But the secret is in people not mandatory security. The company I used to work for was DEC. Security was elective. There no longer any electivity to it.

Renee

Post by Jonathan Morningstar
How can I get Windows 7 to recognize my apps exe?
Respectfully,
Jonathan Morningstar

My experience with this is that it is ie's security settings and not
limited to win7... it is probably there because of a default install of ie.
Go into the internet settings "_intra_net" security settings and
manually add the share containing the exe as a "trusted zone"
fwiw, this has been a real pita, especially since there is no obvious
way to see how to address it.
Beverly Howard

Post by Craig Berntson
Not advisable to turn it off as it opens potential security holes, but you
can turn off UAC.
--
----
Craig Berntson
Microsoft MVP

Post by renee culver
I hope we dont have people blindly accepting security as a solution to anything. I was an operatibg systems engineer for the second largest company in the world. Security doesn't do anything but slow people down in their work.
Yes, we need secure data. But the secret is in people not mandatory security. The compant I used to work for was DEC. Security was elective. There no longer any electivity to it.
Renee
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