It's happened a few times. A friend sends a file, it takes a very long time to send, and then guess what happens when I clikc the conversation in WLM? I get a windows error that tels me windows has decided to disable the file so I have to redownload it again because Microsoft think they can control what files go on my computer without my permission. Is there any way to fix this? I tried contacting Microsoft about it but they don't allow prouduct support for any windows version that was not bought directly from Microsoft.

edit: this is the sortof error I get http://shoutbox.menthix.net/attachment.php?pid=580434

You should be able to enable the file in its file properties.

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Originally posted by rav0
You should be able to enable the file in its file properties.

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If it's the same problem as me, once the file has downloaded, it has a link in the conversation to open the file, right?

Well don't click that link. Go to the folder that it's located in (My Received Files) and open it from there. It doesn't delete it that way.

Also, if you do click the link by accident and the pop up come up, don't click on Close or any of the buttons. Go to My Received Files (Notice it hasn't been deleted yet..) and copy and paste the file, so when you close the Warning box, it deletes the file, but you have a copy of it, so it doesn't delete that.

Hope you understood that

are you sure in WLM there is an option in it to " Automatically reject blah blah files "  go into Options an File transfer an see if that box is ticked

Automatically Reject File transfers For Unsafe File Types See if thats ticked

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Originally posted by Animal
are you sure in WLM there is an option in it to " Automatically reject blah blah files "  go into Options an File transfer an see if that box is ticked

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Originally posted by Chris4
If it's the same problem as me, once the file has downloaded, it has a link in the conversation to open the file, right?

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Originally posted by Chris4
(My Received Files)

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Originally posted by Chris4
It doesn't delete it that way.

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Also, if you do click the link by accident and the pop up come up, don't click on Close or any of the buttons. Go to My Received Files (Notice it hasn't been deleted yet..) and copy and paste the file, so when you close the Warning box, it deletes the file, but you have a copy of it, so it doesn't delete that.

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Originally posted by Animal
are you sure in WLM there is an option in it to " Automatically reject blah blah files "  go into Options an File transfer an see if that box is ticked

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Originally posted by .Lou
Does anyone have a permanent, lazy proof, fix?

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Originally posted by Chris4
Hope so. I think it's to do with Service Pack 2...

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I didn't mean remove it, just change it.

Here, try disabling this: Screenshot

Not sure what it does, but someone reccomended it when I was Googling.

Actually, thinking about it, probely not a good idea to disable securty center

That's just some random 40x40 pixel image

edit: and how can I "change" service pack 2?

I had the same problem, and that didnt fix it for me, i ignored it, and i think it went away, sorry doesnt really help much

Ok try this...

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I solved the problem. Found a .reg file that makes som extension to low risk extensions. It works fine! Finally!!

The .reg file can be downloaded here:
http://messenger.jonathankay.com/downloads/extfix.reg

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[18.54.12] <&ddunk> Start > Run > Services.msc > Right click on Secuirty Center > Stop
[18.54.13] <&ddunk> however
[18.54.18] <&ddunk> i don't know what else that may fuck up
[18.54.25] <&ddunk> i'm just repeating what google says
[18.54.26] <shawnz> who cares
[18.54.30] <shawnz> the security center sucks

I did what ddunk said. I hate that sp2 thing anyway

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I solved the problem. Found a .reg file that makes som extension to low risk extensions. It works fine! Finally!!

The .reg file can be downloaded here:
http://messenger.jonathankay.com/downloads/extfix.reg

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The only decentish thing that I can see on SP2 is the wireless functiality