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How To Get Around Nav 'halting' Vbscripts?

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For some reason NAV doesnt like the latest VBScript I just created and prompts with the 'malicious script detected' prompt which you need to grant to run. I run a bunch of scripts in my RunOnceEx after NAV is installed and this is the only one it complains about...

Anyone know how I can get around this? Whether it be killing some process or a something particular I need to include in my VBScript so Im not prompted to grant access to run it?

Thanks!

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I tried that.. I disabled "Norton Antivirus Auto-Protect Service" and "Symantec Core LC" after it installs... still prompts. I didnt see any other norton/symantec service that should be turned off to prevent this.

and again.. not a single other of my vbscripts (out of perhaps 10) that run in my runonceex have this problem.. they all run fine.

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Suppose I could.. or just run it earlier in my runonce, prior to NAV installing.. I just thought it was odd that this was the only one that was giving me problems like this... thanks for the suggestions!

Maybe u can run an autoit script in the background.

when nav pops up let the autoit script tel nav to except the script.

I believe it was allow once. or something like that.

I had the same prob but i didnt like nav to popup constantly :realmad:

and for that i got sav.

Break(0)
Opt("ExpandEnvStrings", 1)
Opt("TrayIconHide", 1)

$Waiting = 0
Do
   Sleep(1000)
   WinActivate("Name of Window", "Text in Window")
   $Waiting = WinExists("Name of Window", "Text in Window")
Until $Waiting = 1

WinActivate("Name of Window", "")
Sleep(1000)
Send("{TAB}")
Sleep(100)
Send("{ENTER}")
Sleep(100)
Send("^q")
Exit

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