Re: Blocked access to zipped files
- From: Demmpa <demmpa..t.a..b.o.r.t..@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 08 Feb 2007 19:22:31 +0100
*** Dawson wrote:
I received a zip archive as a mail attachment using Outlook Express on an XP/SP2 system. I could neither view nor unzip the files in the archive because Windows would always pop up the following message:
Windows found that this file is potentially harmful.
To help protect your computer, Windows has blocked access to this file.
I found no way to circumvent the blockage. In truth all files in the archive were harmless text files that passed scanning at my corporate firewall and scanning that I did with Network Associates/McAfee Virus Scan.
Why is Windows making this bogus detection and why does it not allow me to override its decision to block access?
DD
start OE - Tools - Options - select the Security tab
- anmark "Do Not Allow Attachments To Be Saved Or Opened"
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