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Disable 'always ask before opening this type of file' in Windows 2003Hello
We have just moved terminal server from Win2000 to Windows 2003 Standard. Now, we're having problems when terminal clients log into server, and try to open/run local applications, they always get this pop-up message saying click OK to open application (always ask before opening ...), but the 'check box' to save or don't ask for this again is greyed, so every time they open application they get the same message. Is there any trick how to disable this, because it is quite annoing for users, since they don't had this when the server was 2000. (think that this must be some kind of value in registry settings to changee, but don't find anything on google about this :)) Thank you all for help in advance Regards Miha I believe this is set globally by logging into the box with an admin account
then running the program and unchecking the box about prompting. It won't be greyed out when you're an admin and the setting should be cross-profile and apply to everyone. Hope this helps. Nick Show quoteHide quote "Miha" wrote: > Hello > We have just moved terminal server from Win2000 to Windows 2003 Standard. > Now, we're having problems when terminal clients log into server, and try to > open/run local applications, they always get this pop-up message saying > click OK to open application (always ask before opening ...), but the 'check > box' to save or don't ask for this again is greyed, so every time they open > application they get the same message. > Is there any trick how to disable this, because it is quite annoing for > users, since they don't had this when the server was 2000. > (think that this must be some kind of value in registry settings to changee, > but don't find anything on google about this :)) > Thank you all for help in advance > Regards > Miha > > > > Thanks.
So if I got this right, I need to login with users that has admin permissions, and uncheck this box and then log-out. Will this be generally set for all other users the log in (with ordinary rights?) Regards Miha Show quoteHide quote "Nick" <N***@discussions.microsoft.com> je napisal v sporoèilo news:46B0373B-FECA-41A2-8BF2-3F16DC4FD995@microsoft.com ... >I believe this is set globally by logging into the box with an admin >account > then running the program and unchecking the box about prompting. It won't > be > greyed out when you're an admin and the setting should be cross-profile > and > apply to everyone. > > Hope this helps. > > Nick > > "Miha" wrote: > >> Hello >> We have just moved terminal server from Win2000 to Windows 2003 Standard. >> Now, we're having problems when terminal clients log into server, and try >> to >> open/run local applications, they always get this pop-up message saying >> click OK to open application (always ask before opening ...), but the >> 'check >> box' to save or don't ask for this again is greyed, so every time they >> open >> application they get the same message. >> Is there any trick how to disable this, because it is quite annoing for >> users, since they don't had this when the server was 2000. >> (think that this must be some kind of value in registry settings to >> changee, >> but don't find anything on google about this :)) >> Thank you all for help in advance >> Regards >> Miha >> >> >> >> > yes, once done with the admin it will be set for everyone (at least thats how
it works on my box) Show quoteHide quote "Miha" wrote: > Thanks. > So if I got this right, I need to login with users that has admin > permissions, and uncheck this box and then log-out. Will this be generally > set for all other users the log in (with ordinary rights?) > Regards > Miha > > "Nick" <N***@discussions.microsoft.com> je napisal v sporoèilo > news:46B0373B-FECA-41A2-8BF2-3F16DC4FD995@microsoft.com ... > >I believe this is set globally by logging into the box with an admin > >account > > then running the program and unchecking the box about prompting. It won't > > be > > greyed out when you're an admin and the setting should be cross-profile > > and > > apply to everyone. > > > > Hope this helps. > > > > Nick > > > > "Miha" wrote: > > > >> Hello > >> We have just moved terminal server from Win2000 to Windows 2003 Standard. > >> Now, we're having problems when terminal clients log into server, and try > >> to > >> open/run local applications, they always get this pop-up message saying > >> click OK to open application (always ask before opening ...), but the > >> 'check > >> box' to save or don't ask for this again is greyed, so every time they > >> open > >> application they get the same message. > >> Is there any trick how to disable this, because it is quite annoing for > >> users, since they don't had this when the server was 2000. > >> (think that this must be some kind of value in registry settings to > >> changee, > >> but don't find anything on google about this :)) > >> Thank you all for help in advance > >> Regards > >> Miha > >> > >> > >> > >> > > > > > > Hi Miha,
Try this: Go to Internet Options (from Control Panel or from the IE Tools menu) Click the Security tab Select Local Intranet Click the Sites button Click Advanced Add "\\server\share" to the list of web sites Click OK to until Internet Options is gone Log off and log back on I hope it helps, Miha -- Show quoteHide quoteMike Microsoft MVP - Windows Security "Miha" <miha.ber***@isg.si> wrote in message news:O5NUL5VOFHA.2136@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl... > Hello > We have just moved terminal server from Win2000 to Windows 2003 Standard. > Now, we're having problems when terminal clients log into server, and try > to open/run local applications, they always get this pop-up message > saying click OK to open application (always ask before opening ...), but > the 'check box' to save or don't ask for this again is greyed, so every > time they open application they get the same message. > Is there any trick how to disable this, because it is quite annoing for > users, since they don't had this when the server was 2000. > (think that this must be some kind of value in registry settings to > changee, but don't find anything on google about this :)) > Thank you all for help in advance > Regards > Miha > > Hi guys. Thank you all for help, but I just can't find the right solutions.
It's strange, because when I log-in (into Terminal Server) with 'admin' rights and run application it don't get any pop-up (always ask before opening ...), application just opens. But when I log like an ordinary terminal serve users (with no rights), here there is again this annoying pop-up and ''always ask before opening'' check-box is frozen. Don't know what to to, this Win2003 security is driving me crazy .... :-) Regards Miha Show quoteHide quote "Miha Pihler [MVP]" <mihap-n***@atlantis.si> je napisal v sporoèilo news:u$4$$ioOFHA.164@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl ... > Hi Miha, > > Try this: > > Go to Internet Options (from Control Panel or from the IE Tools menu) > Click the Security tab > Select Local Intranet > Click the Sites button > Click Advanced > Add "\\server\share" to the list of web sites > Click OK to until Internet Options is gone > Log off and log back on > > I hope it helps, > > Miha > > -- > Mike > Microsoft MVP - Windows Security > > "Miha" <miha.ber***@isg.si> wrote in message > news:O5NUL5VOFHA.2136@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl... >> Hello >> We have just moved terminal server from Win2000 to Windows 2003 Standard. >> Now, we're having problems when terminal clients log into server, and try >> to open/run local applications, they always get this pop-up message >> saying click OK to open application (always ask before opening ...), but >> the 'check box' to save or don't ask for this again is greyed, so every >> time they open application they get the same message. >> Is there any trick how to disable this, because it is quite annoing for >> users, since they don't had this when the server was 2000. >> (think that this must be some kind of value in registry settings to >> changee, but don't find anything on google about this :)) >> Thank you all for help in advance >> Regards >> Miha >> >> > > >
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