Karen: On job site, apologies for the delay.
EVERY employee (workstation) EVERY time. I missed that. What the approach lifted from the Microsoft social site purports to do is clear, re-read and reset the trusted .exe 'list' seen by Internet Explorer. I'll study up and understand the scope of this reset. Relevance? I suppose that depends on the degree to which their network is locked down, or not. Worth a try on one station. I would not however entertain disabling trust alarms globally per IT's hint. That's a lot like disabling methane alarms on floating drill rigs. bruce chitiea safesectors, inc. > -------- Original Message -------- > Subject: [RBASE-L] - Re: RBase is not "trusted" exe > From: [email protected] > Date: Mon, August 23, 2010 8:07 am > To: [email protected] (RBASE-L Mailing List) > > > Bruce: Thanks for replying. It is not, however, an "intermittent" > warning. It happens every time every employee at the > client starts up RBase. > > Do you think your suggestion is still relevant given that? > > Karen > > > > The intermittent nature of the warning suggests variable configuration > > between stations and/or boot sessions. > > > > Try this non-destructive, reversible shot-in-the-dark, lifted from the > > "social.answers" forum on Microsoft.com: > > > > Print this out as all windows will need be closed for steps 2 and 3: > > > > 1. start/ all programs/ accessories/ system tools/ ie with no add ons > > > > 2. ie/ tools/ internet options/ advanced tab/ Click 'Restore'/ click > > 'Reset'/ apply/ ok > > > > 3. ie/ tools/ internet options/ security/ reset all zones to default > > level/ apply/ ok > > > > Hope it helps. > > > > bruce chitiea > > safesectors, inc.
