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Rickles

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Hi,

 

Running Windows 10 and have just been switched over to Broadband.

 

I live in Australia.

 

Since the switch or for some unknown reason I get a Security Warning when I open or view a photograph.

 

As I work with hundreds of photographs it is taking me longer to get some work done.

 

Help

 

Regards


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What is exact contents of the Warning?


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Hi,

 

Attached screen print.

 

Regards

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Edited by Rickles, 18 October 2017 - 03:13 AM.

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Fiannati

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Just uncheck box "Always ask before opening this file", should help.


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Hi,

 

I have done that but I am still getting the same warning message.

 

Regards


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Type inetcpl.cpl in start menu search box or run and press enter.

Select the Security tab.

Click Custom Level

Select Enable (not secure) under Launching applications and unsafe files.

Click OK.

Click Yes.

Click OK.


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Hi SpywareDr,

 

Can you bear with me while I try the suggestions that have been posted?

 

Regards


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No hurry/worries. ;)


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Hi,

 

Back again.

 

I tried all of the above but somehow the computer is not helping.

 

After getting the Security Notice yet again I checked on FRST64.exe and found that the Unblock had cleared itself.

 

I re- did it awaiting developments.

 

Regards


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