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There is some other restriction or setting involved.Plants vs Zombies will always be the lone shooting game that will never get old. Let me summarise my comment, which really just comprises test notes: The security message is NOT being caused by the ADS data ('ZoneId=3' Internet Source) embedded into downloaded files which creates the 'unblock' button in the file's properties. If I breathed through my typing fingers they would have died years ago:-) I make notes in Notepad in stages then finally copy and paste here, so I sometimes am not aware how long it will be until I hit the submit button. That will be a long task, but may reveal a security setting somewhere. Vision_on I think you are going to have to do a search in Regedit for all instances of.VBS and/or VBS. I think it's most likely to be a permissions issue (as originally suggested by Rob Sampson), or a registry issue in the form of a policy or restriction. Note the absence of the check box 'Always ask before opening THIS FILE'? ADS data has never been embedded in this file for the reasons stated by Rob Sampson earlier, and reitereated and tested by me in my previous post. I would have thought it would have been INSIDE the package: If this is all away off at a tangent, perhaps because the actual security warning you are receiving is totally different, then just ignore this.

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The thing is, you didn't download the *.vbs file as it was, did you. He also links to the SysInternals utility 'Streams.exe': as a means to see and delete data streams. Hidden metadata contained inside files, and he suggests using the command: MORE filename.ext to see the 'stream(s)'. I suspect this is just the same as ADS (Alternate Data Streams), ie. Most useful comment by Hayman Ezzeldin 14-4-2007 here: He discusses NTFS 'Data Streams'. Only works on files downloaded after you do the above.Р”Р„nother one from Ramesh Srinivasan Microsoft MVP: NTFS supports the above, so moving the file to a FAT32 drive or partition and back to an NTFS one loses the 'zone information. Gpedit.msc >User Configuration >Administrative Templates >Windows Components >Attachment Manager Enable 'Do not preserve zone information in file attachments'.

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I found several apparently relevant explanations and/or solutions, BUT these are only relevant IF the 'security' warning you are seeing IS related to the 'blocked' issue I discussed earlier. I will have to have another go at seeing what changes are made to the system when you click the 'unblock' button in the file's properties. I can't test it out on my current setup, but I'm sure even an admin profile will receive a security warning simply because the *.vbs file type is regarded as potentially dangerous. I still don't think that will suppress the security warning though. 1 min - Uploaded by HackersReverywhere-UPDATE- it has been noticed by some users that Uniextract will not work on.

This is the Universal Extractor (UniExtract for short) multilingual (34 languages) unofficial repacked (MOD) version made by Gora from Russia (OSzone forum). With BitLocker on, everytime the system boots. I have installed and set up BitLocker on a Sony VAIO with a TPM 1.2 chip.

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There is built-in MSI support for file extraction (admin install) MSI or Windows Installer has built-in support for this - the extraction of files from an MSI file.

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How about the RUNAS command preceding the call for cscript.exe to run the *.vbs file, and make it run as administrator. To get around, run objShell.Run 'cscript.exe server share xcacls.vbs /c:Administartors:f' so that you run a local executable, cscript.exe, which then calls the remote VBS. I assume you have something like this: objShell.Run ' server share xcacls.vbs /c:Administartors:f' (or however it works.can't remember exactly.) When run this way, it executes the VBS on a remote system, which gives you a security warning. Hi, all you need to do is tell the system what to run the VBS file with.