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Which Flavor of XP

alishan
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have u upgraded 2 XP sp2 190 members have voted

  1. 1. have u upgraded 2 XP sp2

    • Yes.
      79%
      134
    • No.
      15%
      27
    • I dont use XP at all.
      1%
      2
    • I hate XP.
      0%
      1
    • I dislike Windows.
      1%
      2
    • I use Linux.
      1%
      3

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2alishan: Hmmm, if it is only SP2 CD, you made mistake - Microsoft will send it to you for free (even non-ENG versions)

  • 4 weeks later...
OPEN FILE - SECURITY WARNING

I'm thinking of removing XP all-together (forget SP1) and going back to Windows 2000 just to get rid of that incredibly annoying security warning that pops up EVERY TIME I OPEN A FILE I DOWNLOADED FROM THE INTERNET.

I've read several potential fixes but unfortunately my laptop came with XP home edition . . . which is apparently for people who don't know how to avoid viruses on the net.

Does anyone know how to turn off this "security warning"?

Open gpedit.msc --> User Configuration --> Administrative Templates --> Windows Components --> Attachment Manager:

1. Default risk level for attachments = Enabled - Low Risk

2. Inclusion list for low file types = Enabled - .cmd;.exe;.bat;.vbs

3. Do not preserve zone information in attachments = Enabled

HTH

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