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WLM deleting files after file transfer (Windows saying unsafe & blocking) by Plasmo on 05-02-2007 at 02:05 PM
Has anyone had an issue with WLM with regards files that have been transferred from contacts and then after the file has t/ferred, you open it in the chat window and an error msg comes up saying that Windows found the file to be unsafe and has removed it/blocked it from access?
This has happened a few times and I know it's not the firewall/antivirus software doing it - it's a windows based issue..
Any ideas??
RE: WLM deleting files after file transfer (Windows saying unsafe & blocking) by Sunshine on 05-02-2007 at 02:15 PM
Set WLM to check files after you recieved them (Tools > Options > File Transfer). You can also prevent this from happening by going to the received files folder manually instead of clicking the link in the conversation window.
RE: WLM deleting files after file transfer (Windows saying unsafe & blocking) by -dt- on 05-02-2007 at 03:07 PM
run this registry file, it disables the silly protection that causes that
http://random.thedt.net/servicepack2fixevildeletething.reg
RE: RE: WLM deleting files after file transfer (Windows saying unsafe & blocking) by Plasmo on 05-13-2007 at 07:53 AM
quote:
Originally posted by Sunshine
Set WLM to check files after you recieved them (Tools > Options > File Transfer). You can also prevent this from happening by going to the received files folder manually instead of clicking the link in the conversation window.
Yeah already tried that - didn't work.
And wasnt happy with the long way around it.
Gonna try that reg key
Thanks heaps though!
quote:
Originally posted by -dt-
run this registry file, it disables the silly protection that causes that
http://random.thedt.net/servicepack2fixevildeletething.reg
Thank you!!!