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Webmaster Forum / Browsers / Internet Explorer / November 2006Since installing IE7 my context menu is botched up for LAN drives
In Windows Explorer, If I right click on a file on my network shares, I get a security warning stating that this may not be a safe action. This only started happening when I installed IE7. How can I just get my old context menu back? It's a major pain having to agree to this security warning every time I want to delete or rename a network file. Noozer: I had the same problem, except instead of a security warning I can just click past, I couldn't open the networked file at all. Couldn't find a fix so I went back to IE version 6. That solved it. Greg > In Windows Explorer, If I right click on a file on my network shares, I > get a security warning stating that this may not be a safe action. This [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > agree to this security warning every time I want to delete or rename a > network file. In Internet Explorer 7, goto tools, internet options, security, intranet, uncheck "automatic detect intranet". Then in Security Level for this Zone (Intranet) go to Misc, Launching Apps and Unsafe Files, check "enable". This fixed it for me. Greg in Detroit > In Windows Explorer, If I right click on a file on my network shares, I > get a security warning stating that this may not be a safe action. This [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > agree to this security warning every time I want to delete or rename a > network file. |
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