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Because as I said before he is viewing and opening 50-100 + zips a day. He doesnt always want to extract everything out of them. It's also just not a productive solution because then he doubles the space they all take up effectivly. He is not that computer savy of an individual so trying to walk...

You can open a blocked file from a known source if you want to. To open a blocked file, follow these steps: 1. Right-click the blocked file, and then click Properties. 2. In the General tab, click Unblock. This is the fix MS always gives and it just absolutely does not work as local admin or...

I am looking at it now, but heres the thing. He doesnt always download the zip files through IE. Most of his customer design files come through a third party app called PlanWell. So I dont exactly know how integrated IE is with xp but I have to doubt that its IE causing this issue. I am looking...

Well he receives Zips from around 50 different companies as well as Design plan zips from customers. I did just try to add one of our other local intranets to the trusted list in IE and sent a zip to him for the same result..Very Frustrating.

Hello, I am a network admin for a smaller company. One of our sales guys recently started having the infamous "Windows is blocking access to this file for your protection" error when he tries to extract files from a .zip that is sent automatically from one of our sister companies. It says you...

I was under the impression that DFS would just be a "redirecting" tool for server names and paths, but haven't used it for a very long time. Does it now have the capability to mirror/replicate servers? and if so can it be done in real time? Thank you very much for your input.

Hello everyone, I am new to the forum so please excuse me in advance for my feebleness. I just started a new job and they are interested in mirroring their fileserver and also having it failback in case of hardware/software crash. I'm not really sure of the exact difference between failover...