I keep getting this irritating warning when copying files over the network:
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These files might be harmful to your computer
Your internet security settings suggest that one or more files may be harmful. Do you want to use it anyway?
I am copying a file from `\\192.168.0.197\c$` (home server) to my local machine which is at `\\192.168.0.4`.
Comment turn off this meaningless "warning"?
Désactiver l'avertissement « Ces fichiers pourraient être dangereux pour votre ordinateur » ?
Re: Désactiver l'avertissement « Ces fichiers pourraient être dangereux pour votre ordinateur » ?
J'ai trouvé a fix by changing "internet options" -- so I guess Windows is detecting the "internet" as my own network.. sigh.
- Click Start / Panneau de configuration / Options Internet
- Click **Security** tab.
- Click **Local Intranet**
- Click **Sites** button.
- Click **Advanced** button.
- Enter the IP Address of the other machine or server (wildcards are allowed) et cliquez sur **Add**
- Click **Close**, then **OK**, then **OK** again.
- Disconnect, and reconnect the network drive
Cela a fonctionné pour moi, but it's a bummer J'ai to manually enter IPs here.. it would be nice if Windows could detect this is a local network file copy and skip the irritating (and pointless) warning about "dangerous" files.
**Sidenotes:**
- Si vous êtes using a DNS name (i.e. FQDN) to map the network drive, adding the IP address of the server to the zone will not work. Vous devrez add the DNS name (i.e. FQDN), and vice-versa.
- When adding an IP address, vous pouvez utiliser wildcards like so: 192.168.1.*
- When adding a DNS name (i.e. FQDN), vous pouvez utiliser wildcards like so: *.example.com
- Click Start / Panneau de configuration / Options Internet
- Click **Security** tab.
- Click **Local Intranet**
- Click **Sites** button.
- Click **Advanced** button.
- Enter the IP Address of the other machine or server (wildcards are allowed) et cliquez sur **Add**
- Click **Close**, then **OK**, then **OK** again.
- Disconnect, and reconnect the network drive
Cela a fonctionné pour moi, but it's a bummer J'ai to manually enter IPs here.. it would be nice if Windows could detect this is a local network file copy and skip the irritating (and pointless) warning about "dangerous" files.
**Sidenotes:**
- Si vous êtes using a DNS name (i.e. FQDN) to map the network drive, adding the IP address of the server to the zone will not work. Vous devrez add the DNS name (i.e. FQDN), and vice-versa.
- When adding an IP address, vous pouvez utiliser wildcards like so: 192.168.1.*
- When adding a DNS name (i.e. FQDN), vous pouvez utiliser wildcards like so: *.example.com