Downloading in Windows Vista

Every time I try to download something, I get the security message in
Internet Explorer that says that the download has been blocked, and
then I have to click the button to allow it to download. Can I
disable this security message somehow?

I am trying to download something that has a queue. When my download
finally begins, the security message pops up, and when I click to
allow the download, then the page refreshes and I am back at the end
of the queue.

Hi,

Click Tools/Internet Options. On the Security tab click on the internet
zone, then on 'custom level'. Scroll about halfway down to downloads, change
the prompts here.

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Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/
Windows help - www.rickrogers.org
My thoughts http://rick-mvp.blogspot.com

"jeffreyj" <> wrote in message
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> Every time I try to download something, I get the security message in
> Internet Explorer that says that the download has been blocked, and
> then I have to click the button to allow it to download. Can I
> disable this security message somehow?
>
> I am trying to download something that has a queue. When my download
> finally begins, the security message pops up, and when I click to
> allow the download, then the page refreshes and I am back at the end
> of the queue.

I like Firefox,
less trouble than the integrated Internet Explorer with all them Active X

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lucky me I guess


"jeffreyj" wrote:

> Every time I try to download something, I get the security message in
> Internet Explorer that says that the download has been blocked, and
> then I have to click the button to allow it to download. Can I
> disable this security message somehow?
>
> I am trying to download something that has a queue. When my download
> finally begins, the security message pops up, and when I click to
> allow the download, then the page refreshes and I am back at the end
> of the queue.
>

Try reset IE:
http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/11...rer-reset.html


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Flavius

On Mon, 13 Oct 2008 09:21:02 -0700, silver hair
<> wrote:

>I like Firefox,
>less trouble than the integrated Internet Explorer with all them Active X

Just ONE of the many reasons I now use Firefox... except in the rare
case where a site won't render properly. But Firefox has an add-on to
open those sites in IE, either on demand, or every time.