My firstlogon.cmd is in a network share, and it would seem that when programs/registry/batch files aren't local, i'd get this open file - security warning - unsigned publisher popup, you fellas should know what I'm talking about. Any idea how I can supress this message or totally get rid of it?

you have this stuff plugged in? if running from a RunAsynchronous

<Credentials>

<Domain>FabrikamDomain</Domain>

<UserName>MyUserName</UserName>

<Password>MyPassword</Password>

</Credentials>

Note that any binary files executed from a remote location will get the warning if the URL for the UNC path is not in the Trusted Sites zone for Internet Explorer prior to that session being started (urlmon.dll does the check on the remote location, and if the return value of urlmon's MapUrlToZone check on the URL or UNC path being passed != 2), this warning will occur for all binaries run from this location. This same issue exists for XP SP2 and newer, Windows 2003 SP1 and newer, and any Vista / 2008 machines as well.

Try adding this to autounattend.xml Specialize > Microsoft-Windows-IE-InternetExplorer.

<TrustedSites>\\SERVER\SHARE</TrustedSites>

Edited December 13, 200916 yr by MrJinje