If I launch my application from one network folder, I don't get a dialog.
However, if I copy my application to a different network folder, and try to launch it, I get the "Open File - Security Warning" dialog displayed below:
If you Google:
you'll come across pages that talk about Intranet versus Internet zones, registry edits, Group Policy changes, or even Microsoft Access.
I don't want to deal with any of that if possible. I need the solution to work across 100's of computers that will be launching this application from the network, and I can't make a system change to each of those computers.
1. Why am I getting that dialog if I launch from certain network folders but not others?
2. How can I prevent that dialog from popping up?
Please mention multiple possibilities if applicable.
This Windows security warning usually appears when you run an application file downloaded from the Internet, or executable file that is located on a network shared folder or mapped network drive.
I just ran into this problem myself while trying to open some JavaScript files on a development storage Azure blob which I have mapped as a drive in Windows Explorer, I fixed it by going to:
Control Panel > Internet Options > Security
Then selecting Local intranet
, clicking on Sites
, unchecking
[ ] Automatically detect intranet network
and checking both:
[x] Include all local (intranet) sites not listed in other zones
and
[x] Include all network paths (UNCs)
.
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