problems running shortcuts to .exe's / GPOs
- From: "John Sheen" <switzer12@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 14 Apr 2005 08:05:14 -0700
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I am posting this again, as I feel I did not have the time at
the time, to adequately explain my situation. I hope this is much clearer. Thanks for any help. What settings in the GPO (2000 AD, but 2003 server (Citrix) in
this case) do I need to tweak to stop all these 2003 annoying security warnings
& restrictions. I have several problems, let me explain. 1. Running a shortcut to an .exe via a UNC path causes the
message: “Some files can harm your computer....”blah blah….
“would you like to open or save…” Open is available, Save
is ghosted, and “Always ask” is also ghosted, so I can’t
deselect it. I want to get rid of these warnings altogether for shortcuts. 2. In fiddling around with my GPO, I somehow caused this to
happen. After the above, selecting OPEN, causes “Applications will
terminate. Windows security settings on this computer probably do not allow files
to be changed. The <application> will not start. Please notify your
System Manager or Network Administrator of this message immediately.”
Unfortunately, that’s me, and I don’t know what GPO setting caused
this. If I log in as a user that is not subject to the GPO in question, I can
run the application fine. So, I would like to find out where I go in AD GPO’s to
sanction a specific .exe/.bat/etc. as “OK” to run. I know on the
local PC you can go into Internet Options, and add the \\network\share
to the trusted sites, but I do not see anywhere in a GPO where you can do this. Any ideas???
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