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Posted by Roger Abell [MVP] on July 27, 2007, 11:27 am
Please log in for more thread options >I found out that my problem with all .exe in my organization is when you
>copy a .exe file from one location on the network to another and your
>security settings is set high it will put a little button on the executable
>in properties that ask you are you sure you want to unblock this file. You
>press that button and its fixed.
>
> It has something to do with security.
>
> Thanks anyway..
>
That happens if the intranet zone is not in use, or the copy-from
location is not recognized as being part of the intranet zone (this
is the most common), or the intranet zone settings have changed.
>
>>
>>>I currently have windows 2003 sp1 and when I want to run a exe from the
>>>desktop I get this message.
>>>
>>>
>>> "windows cannot access the specified device, path, or file. you may not
>>> have the appropriate persion to access the item"
>>>
>>> Can someone help me with this.
>>
>> Are you logged on to the 2003 system directly, or are you attempting to
>> access an executable file located on that system from another
>> workstation?
>>
>> Are you logged on with a domain account? Is it an adminstrator account or
>> a regular user account?
>>
>> Where is the executable located that you are trying to run?
>>
>> If you right-click on the file and select properties, do you see a
>> security tab? If so are you in any of the groups noted as having access
>> either granted or denied?
>>
>> try clicking the advanced button, then the effective permissions tab, the
>> select button, and enter the name of your account. This should show you
>> what your access is to the file. If you cannot even get this far, then it
>> would appear that your account does not have sufficient access.
>>
>> If that is the case, then the only one that can help you would be an
>> administrator on your system.
>>
>> /Al
>>
>>
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